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Better To Rest In Better to Rest, Dana Stabenow’s hero to cheer for, Alaska state trooper Sergeant Liam Campbell, delves into a case of a past frozen in time—just when his future is starting to heat up… A string of recent successes has put Liam back on the fast track to Anchorage, which threatens the new life he’s made in Newenham with pilot Wyanet Chouinard. But his personal life is put on hold after the grisly discovery of a dismembered hand leads him to a crashed World War II army plane—frozen precariously in a calving glacier. Stretching back more than sixty years, the case will pit Liam against his Air Force colonel father, whose very presence makes Liam question what secrets the glacier holds—and who exactly was on that ill-fated flight.… “The bonds of love, blood ties and friendships play out in convincing and satisfying fashion.”—Publishers Weekly “The beauty, the grandeur, and the danger of the Alaskan frontier come vividly alive…absorbing and believable.”—BookBrowser
Signet, September 2003 |
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