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Wild
Sorrow The
Third in the WILD Mystery Series by Award Winning Author Sandi Ault
Sandi
Ault impressed critics and readers alike when she launched the WILD
Mystery Series with Wild Indigo, a richly imagined mystery
set in Northern New Mexico. The first-ever debut novel to be
nominated for the special Edgar, the Mary Higgins Clark Award, it
also become the first debut to win the honored prize. The New
York Times Book Review raved, calling Wild Indigo a
“striking debut” with “thrills galore.” Ault’s highly anticipated
follow-up, Wild Inferno, again
featured rough and ready Bureau of Land Management agent Jamaica
Wild and her memorable pet wolf, Mountain.
Publishers Weekly named Wild Inferno one of the Best
Books of 2008, and the book also captured two starred reviews (Publishers
Weekly and Library Journal) as its predecessor did,
furthering Ault’s critical acclaim.
Now, author Sandi Ault brings us her third WILD Mystery, WILD
SORROW, which promises to be her best yet.
While
tracking a wounded mountain lion onto a desolate canyon rim, Jamaica
and her wolf, Mountain, come across an old Indian School, a place
where children were “Americanized” after being taken from their
homes. As a snowstorm sweeps the canyon, Jamaica is forced to take
refuge in the abandoned school.
As she explores her impromptu haven, Jamaica discovers
the desecrated body of an elderly Anglo woman, frozen on
the floor. This discovery, combined with the obviously
troubled history of the abandoned school, haunts Jamaica
throughout the night with the sorrowful howling of the
icy wind.
After the storm, the FBI take over the murder
investigation as Jamaica continues to search for the
wounded she-lion and her cubs. As the dead of winter
settles on the mesa, arctic temperatures threaten the
survival of the mountain lions—and Jamaica herself, as
she is stalked and terrorized by the unidentified
killer…
A chilling, thrilling, and impassioned story steeped in
the raw danger and lush wilderness of the West, this
story is also a tender and loving portrait of the
strength and beauty of Native American culture.
Sandi
Ault on Big Blend Radio Discussing her WILD Mystery series, Sandi Ault was a
featured guest on Big Blend Radio's 'Champagne Sundays'
show which aired live on Nov. 15, 2009. To meet the rest
of the guests and listen to the entire, unedited show,
please
click here. To Listen to Sandi's Interview, please
Double Click the Play Button Below.
Sandi Ault
currently lives in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado,
where—in addition to writing novels—she has been a
volunteer firefighter as well as a Fire Information
Officer responding locally and nationally to wildfires.
Ms. Ault teaches WILD Writing Workshops, and frequently
appears as a speaker on the issues of wilderness,
wolves, writing, and many aspects of Indian Country,
among other topics.
To learn more about the WILD Mystery Series, please
visit
www.SandiAult.com and
www.WildSorrow.Info Photos
of Sandi with her wolf Tiwa were taken by Tracy A.
Kerns.
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