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Learn moreTwo brutal murders, a menacing band of poachers, and a fearsome creature on the loose in the mountains plunge Mattie Cobb and her K-9 partner Robo into a sinister vortex.
An explosion outside a community dance sends Mattie Cobb and Cole Walker reeling into the night, where they discover a burning van and beside it the body of outfitter Nate Fletcher. But the explosion didnāt kill Nateāit was two gunshots to the heart.
The investigation leads them to the home of rancher Doyle Redman, whose daughter is Nateās widow and the object of one of their suspectās affection. But before they can make an arrest, they receive an emergency call from a man who has been shot in the mountains. Mattie and Robo rush to the scene, only to be confronted by the ominous growl of a wild predator.
As new players emerge on the scene, Mattie begins to understand the true danger thatās enveloping Timber Creek. They journey into the cold, misty mountains to track the animalābut discover something even more deadly.
Margaret Mizushima balances writing with assisting her husband with their veterinary clinic and Angus cattle herd. Her short story āHayhookā was published in the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers 2014 anthology, Crossing Colfax. She lives with her husband on a small ranch in Colorado, where they raised two daughters and a multitude of animals.
Nancy Wu has done voice-over animation and narrated audiobooks since 2004. A New York theater, TV, and film actor, she has won multiple Library Journal and AudioFile Earphones Awards, and recorded in studios all over the world-from Italy to Switzerland to Thailand. Narrating across genres, she is known for varied character voices and bringing stories vividly to life. Born and raised in West Virginia, she now makes her home in Boulder, Colorado, as an avid yoga practitioner and rock climber. Her television/film credits include the Law & Order franchise, All My Children, the Oscar-nominated film Frozen River, and the Nickelodeon series Three Delivery. She studied at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York City and holds a master's degree in human rights.
Reviews
āMattie and her K-9 Robo are back, and they make a team to be reckoned withā¦A fasinating mystery in a rugged landscape.ā
āMizushima has a gift when it comes to crafting immersive settingsā¦She also makes both the human and animal characters feel authentic.ā
āAn inherently fascinating āwhodunnitā style mysteryā¦[A] riveting read from cover to cover.ā
āTracking Gameās interesting mix of law enforcement investigation, and wildlife management will keep readers engaged. Mattieās personal struggles also lend depth to the storyā¦[and] the vivid Colorado setting adds the perfect touch.ā
āThis is compelling and twisty mystery in a well-described location. Fans of Western mysteries as well as those featuring dogs will enjoy this latest entry in the series.ā
āThereās something for everybody in Mizushimaās fine novelā¦Watch Robo as he wears his ānarcotics detection collarā and āquarters the area,ā displaying his āpassive method of indication.ā He deserves a novel of his own.ā
āPart family drama, part animal-infused mystery, part ongoing exploration of the troubled heroineās psyche.ā
"Tracking Game crackles with high tension, a fascinating plot, and a new development in the ongoing mystery of Mattie Cobbās family background.ā
āNarrator Nancy Wu shapes the story by differentiating characters with varying tones that mirror the emotions of the momentā¦Wuās narration enhances the story, keeping the listener interested. Although this is part of a series, thereās enough background on Mattieās past for new listeners to follow the story.ā
āA mystery you wonāt be able to put aside.ā
āMizushimaās take on small-town policing feels authentic, and series fans will be thrilled to see Cole and Mattie getting closer.ā
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