Praise for THE WINSLOW INCIDENT:

"Winslow, a remote mountain hamlet in the Pacific Northwest, is suddenly visited by an unknown plague. The first sign of trouble comes when [Hazel's] uncle’s cattle sicken and die. Tourists continue to visit the local ghost town, the rodeo goes on and all the local hangouts are full, when suddenly people begin to get sick. Their illness is not just physical. The victims seem to be losing their minds, seeing ghosts and desperately searching for someone or something to blame . . . leaving a battered, starving Hazel to protect her loved ones from the sins of the past and present . . . plenty of thrills, chills" —Kirkus Reviews

“A strikingly original idea in an area where original ideas are few and far between.”
—Douglas Preston, New York Times Bestselling Author of Relic and Gideon's Sword

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THE WINSLOW INCIDENT • December 2011 • Five Star Mystery™ (Gale/Cengage)