Dan Woll, co-author of Death on Cache Lake is back with more tales of adventure in the Northwoods. This time, they're true You will love this book if you've ever paddled a canoe on a wild river, climbed a mountain, cycled lonely country roads, or sat by a roaring campfire while a solitary loon cries on a moonlit lake.

Sarah Saves Christmas is a heartwarming story for all seasons about two sisters and the dogs they love, Sarah and Bosko. Sisters Katie and Shelley love their big floppy Bernese Mountain Dogs. Wise Sarah is the caretaker. She has her paws full taking care of silly Bosko and the little girls. Bosko thinks he is funny but his tricks cause trouble. It's up to Sarah to take care of everything and save Christmas.

Set in the tumultuous days of 1970 as the University of Wisconsin anti-war movement imploded after a deadly campus bombing, Death on Cache Lake takes the reader on a dark odyssey through the lake wilds of Ontario, and the woods and small towns of Wisconsin. A fishing trip in Quetico Provincial Park turns violently tragic when friends Caleb Pratt and John Short cross paths with a former acquaintance who is running for his life, aided and abetted by a sociopathic mercenary. Death on Cache Lake is a must read for anyone who has ever paddled a canoe across a northern lake, hiked on an isolated mountain, or spent a night in a lonely cabin buffeted by a roaring blizzard. This spellbinding tale of political intrigue and conspiracy will also captivate history buffs who share the authors' fascination with American crimes that seem solvable but remain mysteries. Caleb and John's adrenaline-filled flight through Ontario to unravel the conspiracy and save their lives takes them on trains, hitch-hiked rides on trucks, cross country skis, and canoes, all at a breakneck pace climaxing in an unforgettable reckoning.