Angie heads back to her childhood home in Alaska after troubles in her life as well as to help with her mother who has Parkinson's. Her father raises, trains and runs dogs in sled races as well as running the family diner. Soon after her arrival, a neighbor shows up in the Diner looking for her father because a sled team has shown up on his property without a driver. She and the neighbor head out to find out where he is only to find his body. After thinking it was an accident, the Sheriff comes around to question her dad as a possible killer since the victim was his best friend. She starts asking questions to find the real killer.
I enjoyed the book a lot because of the setting, characters and yes - the dogs. LOL the thing is the mystery part was really weak, but that's okay because I did enjoy it. Maybe book two in the series will make up for it with a better mystery. I think part of the problem was the length - a bit longer, more clues or suspects and motives could have been provided.
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