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    Alaska Hunt

    By Shelter Somerset

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    For Alaska Wildlife Trooper Zanebono Fusca, it’s just another summer in Anchorage until a slew of inexplicable fatal bear attacks sets the city reeling. As far as Zane is concerned, the timing couldn’t be worse. He’s besieged with his own demons, coping with personal loss and an identity crisis that clutches him worse than a grizzly’s pickaxe-sized fangs. Ten years before, he hoped Alaska would bring him a sense of his manhood. Now the “last frontier” could put him in an early grave.

    Zane’s role to protect Alaska’s teeming wildlife gets even more tangled when handsome twenty-five-year-old Joshua Gaffner arrives seeking the details of his uncle’s gruesome death. But Alaskan officials have few answers. Against his better judgment, Zane takes Joshua deep into Anchorage’s far-flung backcountry—populated with eccentric recluses and ego-driven ecologists—in search of the truth. As the bizarre attacks increase, Zane and Josh continue to push for clues to crack the mystery. Finally Zane unravels a shocking discovery that makes the pieces fall into place. The trouble is Josh stands in the perfect position to become the next victim.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamspinner Press
    Release dateAug 6, 2012
    ISBN9781613726723
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    • 3/5
      The setting for the story is as great as you imagine. The plot suffers from a saggy middle with not enough action and a too easy to solve mystery, but I could not read the climax quickly enough. I also like how complicated and unique Zanebono's background was.
    • 4/5
      3.5 stars. While the descriptions were lovely, there was so much of it! I nearly gave up several times in the first half but it does pick up in the second 50%.