He is back, he is out for revenge and to resume his little Game. No one remembers him, no one recognizes him and he is hunting again. This time, he will be smarter and more careful. This time, he will win. The four friends have been hunting together for several years and they are going hunting together again this year. Their hunt is more about being together out in the Alaskan Wilderness than about bringing home a trophy or meat for the table. Their paths are about to collide.

When Bethia Stonefield ran away from home, she didn't know she was running into one of the tales of endurance and persistence that marked the beginning of the Klondike gold rush into Yukon Territiory, Canada. For a young woman with no money, traveling alone, it would be a trip fraught with danger.

Bush living in Interior Alaska is great but the job possibilities are limited, so when Tressa Stevens gets a chance to work at a local gold mine, she jumps at the chance. Murder, theft and assorted men add to the Summer's progress.

What if Alaska were declared a rogue State and "Peacekeepers" with an agenda came in to relocate, reeducate or eradicate the current population? What if the current population doesn't appreciate all that effort? A novel set in the Interior of Alaska with no particular shot at any current persons or organizations.

This is a stand alone Book 3 in a Trilogy. It is situated in Alaska and written by someone that actually lives in Alaska and knows the climate and differences. How would you survive a world-wide disaster? How would you and your loved ones survive and thrive when you are not sure who is friendly or out to get you? When is it considered salvaging and when is it looting?

What would you do if you lived out in the middle of the Bush and a worldwide catastrophe happened? How would you cope? How would you live? This stand alone book is Book Two in a Trilogy about living and surviving in the Far North, with a catastrophe or two thrown in and maybe a murder or two, here and there.

This is a stand alone Book 1 in a Trilogy. It is situated in Alaska and written by someone that actually lives in Alaska and knows the climate and differences. How would you survive a world-wide disaster? Would you meet the man of your dreams or of your worst nightmares? Are they one and the same?

Can Registered Hunting Guide Kelly Sloan survive clients that throw tantrums, clients that don't show up because someone has killed them and clients that show up out of the blue claiming to have been given a hunt with her? The dead client probably has the best excuse for not showing up, but the rest are getting on her last nerve. Then someone starts shooting at her.

A spur of the moment decision to check out her inheritance in person just might be the best thing to ever happen or maybe not. Why won't ex-fiances stay ex'd and how do you tell toads from the Prince's? An ex Fiance' that refuses to admit he is an ex, an Attorney that is not looking for long term, an Environmentalist looking to shut down mining and the boy next door, choices.. Set in Alaska, maybe 10 years ago or so, join Jo as she learns about living, mining and loving in the Bush and not always in that order.

A tongue-in-cheek look at the most abundant source of protein in Alaska. Did you ever wonder where someone got the idea to make meat substitute out of a soy bean? Why not use mosquitoes? They are abundant, they are free. The dishes prepared from the recipes are delicious, oh wait, it is winter and I substituted chicken. No wonder it tastes like chicken.

A combination How-To book and Cookbook for the person wanting to learn how to do it all for themselves. From shooting an animal to eating it, or planting a garden in a northern climate to harvesting it, this book will help the modern person prepare for doing for themselves. Canning, curing, smoking or dehydrating, it's in there. Over 400 recipes to help you learn how to make it yourself. My autobiography is at the end of the book. I apologize if the page numbers don't match the contents in the index. Every time I fix it, it gets worse.