THIRST

<p>Explosive violence rocks Canada's Slocan Valley after the shooting deaths of three teenagers in a bombing attempt at the Keenleyside Dam. A joint U.S.-Canada military force locks down the Valley to protect Columbia River dams critical to both countries but martial law incites more violence. </p><p>Geologist Alex Graham refuses to let politics stand in her way. She evades military patrols to slip into a restricted zone in her hunt for a silver mine to claim as her own. But her plans are derailed by an intentionally set fire that almost takes her life. </p><p>Someone wants her out of the Slocan Valley. </p><p>When Alex discovers a gunshot victim in an abandoned mine she fears she could be next. But she's never been one to wait for trouble to come to her and she tracks a suspicious man seen once too often in the lonely mountains. </p><p>All eyes are on the dams but the true threat lies elsewhere. </p><p>Whistler Independent Book Award Nominee (2017)</p>