Bad River (An Arliss Cutter Novel Book 6)

Arliss Cutter travels from a remote Arctic village to the Badlands of South Dakota, investigating his brother's death and uncovering a trail of murder across the Alaskan wilderness. In the Inupiaq village of Wainwright, two teenagers discover a frozen body in their family's cellar permafrost wall—a young woman missing for two years. In South Dakota, Cutter searches for answers about his brother's mysterious death but finds only questions. When he returns to Alaska, he learns his brother shared something in common with the frozen body: both had fossilized animal teeth, one found in the woman's pocket and one his brother picked up in South Dakota. Before Cutter can investigate further, his brother's widow and children are targeted in a brutal home invasion. His response triggers a larger investigation that puts him at risk. Following the trail of clues from South Dakota through Anchorage to the Arctic villages, Cutter reaches a remote lodge on the Kobuk River. In this unforgiving wilderness, he confronts the truth behind his brother's murder.