Journalist Tom Brennan, author of the best-selling Murder at 40 Below retells the most dramatic and exciting stories from the confidential files of Alaska's police detectives who investigate murder, mayhem, and crimes of passion and greed.

Cold Crime: How Police Detectives Solved Alaska's Most Sensational Cases

Biographies & Memoirs

Brennen, Tom

True Crime

Epicenter Press (WA)

An inspiring memoir of one woman's life on the far edge of America and her struggle to find home amid the isolation, work, risk and beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.

Surviving the Island of Grace 2nd Rev Ed.

Fields, Leslie Leyland

Community & Culture

Mushers Journal of trek by dog sled in Alaska outback

Alaska's Malamute Man

Sports & Outdoors

Henderson, Joe

Winter Sports

Product Description Cara Fielding, an Athabascan journalism instructor at the University of Alaska, unexpectedly finds herself in the middle of the violent death of a distant relative, her Aunt Lucy's neighbor, in the Native village of Goldspring, where an Athabascan artifact is now missing. About the Author Over the years, Jan Harper Haines has collected the often shamanic stories of her Athabascan ancestors. In l935 her mother was the first Alaska Native woman to graduate from the University of Alaska and a building was named for her. Jan has written for numerous publications, including articles about her great uncle Walter Harper, who in 1913 was the first man to summit Denali. A former secondary education teacher, Jan also has a twenty-year career in advertising. She is a graduate of the University of Alaska and lives in northern California with her husband, Lawrence Haines, an architect.

Ravenstone Chronicles

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Harper Haines, Jan

Mystery

North Country Detective

Brennan, Tom

Ho'kwat

Literature & Fiction

Hooper, David

United States

I was born in Harbin, Manchuria, (later China), in 1938. At the outbreak of the Second World War my mother, sister and I, along with other non-combatants of the Allied countries, were taken by the Japanese to an internment camp in Tokyo where we would remain four year--to the end of the war. My mother's recollection is that I was a sickly child. By the time I arrived in Japan, according to her, I had survived diphtheria, whooping cough, yellow fever, smallpox and tuberculosis. Such afflictions, to my mother's astonishment, did not keep me from growing to my adult height of 6'6" and muscular weight of 220 pounds. Nor did they keep me from being strong enough and skillful enough to become a professional basketball player and play 10 years for the National Basketball Association, as the first ethnic Russian and immigrant to do so, and the first to be named to an All-Star team.

Mad Manchurian

Meschery, Tom

Sivulliq: Ancestor

Tuzroyluke, Lily H

The Bulls

Stone, John

Erotica

Murder in Vancouver 1886

Crook, Marion

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