Ill Wind

Description

When a strange, deadly illness sweeps through a national park, park ranger Anna Pigeon finds that the danger isn’t just in the air—it’s in the hands behind it. As a string of mysterious deaths and accidents follows, Anna must sift through environmental clues and human motives to uncover the very human source of the “ill wind.” With nature as both sanctuary and threat, the investigation tests her instincts, endurance, and commitment to protecting the people who come to the wild for refuge. In this gripping installment of Nevada Barr’s acclaimed Anna Pigeon series, suspense and wilderness realism collide as themes of survival, accountability, and the thin line between disaster and design come sharply into focus.