Trail Stalker (eBook, ePUB) - Dubois, M. Ann
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Mount Hood, Oregon, is a beautiful, peaceful destination located about forty minutes outside Portland. It stands like a sentinel, looking over its kingdom below. In the warm months, as the sun sets, there is an alpine glow, which makes the mountain appear pink. Skiing is almost 365 days a year. That is, until a murder so appalling is discovered by a hiker and a Forest Service employee. This was not the first murder of its kind, and it wont be the last. Across the mountain, a web of murder and mystery is woven that entangles all that get too close to the . . . Trail Stalker

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Mount Hood, Oregon, is a beautiful, peaceful destination located about forty minutes outside Portland. It stands like a sentinel, looking over its kingdom below. In the warm months, as the sun sets, there is an alpine glow, which makes the mountain appear pink. Skiing is almost 365 days a year. That is, until a murder so appalling is discovered by a hiker and a Forest Service employee. This was not the first murder of its kind, and it wont be the last. Across the mountain, a web of murder and mystery is woven that entangles all that get too close to the . . . Trail Stalker

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I have been writing and been published off and on since I was eleven. I lived in a cabin on Mount Hood Oregon for several years and during this time I hiked many trails but never alone. I love Oregon and hope to return soon with my husband George and five beautiful, sweet dogs to the mountain. I do want to thank Stephen K. Yes, it did take three months.