Books by Dana Stabenow
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review 1: PI Kate Shugak is hired to figure out whether pilot Finn Grant killed himself, died accidentally or was murdered. It doesn't take Kate long to discover that there are more people who wanted Finn dead than wanted him alive. And some of those people apparently want Kate dead too. K...
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review 1: It wasn't a great anthology. The Sookie Stackhouse story by Charlaine Harris was fine, not thrilling, but I'd read it before. I really enjoyed the Deliah Street story by Carole Nelson Douglas, it was the highlight of the book. Her stories are alway charming and interesting. And L...
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review 1: This is the second book I've read featuring Kate an independent and capable detective in the Alaskan back-country, and I'll be looking forward to the next in the series. If you like Nevada Barr books as I do you may also appreciate these books by Dana Stabenow. Navada Barr's crim...
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review 1: I thoroughly enjoyed this novel set in the largest state park in Alaska in early 1900s and describes the latest exploit of Kate Shugak, a private investigator. The story opens with the death of eighty-nine year-old Sam Dementieff who leaves a will leaving everything to his niece...
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review 1: #17 in the Kate Shugak series. Native Alaskan P.I. Shugak brings a change of pace to the line-up of fictional P.I.s. In addition to the characters of her extended family in the Alaskan bush, there is also the atmosphere of Alaska itself. All of the entries are enjoyable.Kate Shug...