Dwight Holing Bücher

Nick Drake is back! A contemporary western thriller. It's 1969 and spring finally comes to the lonesome Oregon high desert after an especially bitter winter, but for every new beginning, something old must give way. Someone is poisoning wild horses and a vicious killer escapes from prison. A murder thrusts Vietnam veteran turned wildlife ranger Nick Drake into a desperate manhunt that turns into a fight for survival to protect those he holds dear. Spring quickly turns into a season of dying and life in Harney County will never be the same. Read as a standalone or as part of the series. Award-winning author Dwight Holing draws on his deep roots to the American West and understanding of the natural world to create a masterful story. With memorable characters and prose that crackles like the unforgiving setting, the suspense builds and drives "The Shaming Eyes" to a climax as powerful as a force of nature. Here's what readers are saying: - Wow! Simply, wow! - I usually don't read a book this fast; I had to keep turning the pages. - I loved the setting and mood. - Characters you can believe in. - Nick Drake fans are going to love this one. - Beautifully written and well-paced.

This is the fourth installment in the Nick Drake mystery series, contemporary westerns set in Harney County, Oregon.The tumultuous 1960s are nearing their end, but trouble doubles down on Vietnam veteran turned wildlife ranger Nick Drake. A mysterious mother's six-year-old twins vanish while a pyromaniac goes on a rampage. As Nick Drake mounts a desperate search for the missing children, he must fight fire with fire when the arsonist targets the people and land he loves.

Offers descriptions and travel tips to such natural environments as the Himalayan Mountains, Ngoronongoro Crater, and Tasmanian wilderness, and provides information on conservation and ecological issues.

Nick Drake returns in the thrilling sequel to The Sorrow Hand. A contemporary western thriller. Set in 1968, Nick Drake is a troubled Vietnam War veteran seeking redemption as a game warden in a quiet land. But when a fighter pilot from a nearby Air Force base mysteriously plummets onto one of his refuges, he is plunged into a deadly showdown with the military. A vexing mystery involving multiple murders ensues, and Nick must turn to the old ways of his Paiute neighbors to hunt for a vicious killer and bring justice to the pitiless high desert.Read as a standalone or as part of the series.Award-winning author Dwight Holing draws on his deeply rooted connection to the American West and understanding of the natural world to create a masterful story. With memorable characters and prose that crackles like the unforgiving setting, the suspense builds and drives The Pity Heart to a climax as powerful as a force of nature.Here's what readers are saying: ★★★★★ If you love C.J. Box's Joe Pickett, you'll love Nick Drake. ★★★★★ Once I started reading The Pity Heart, I couldn't stop. ★★★★★ Beautifully written and pulls you right in. ★★★★★ Vivid, realistic and engaging. ★★★★★ Nick Drake is the Real Deal. ★★★★★ Love the emphasis on Native American folklore and mysticism.

Set in Oregon's high desert in 1968, wildlife ranger Nick Drake must solve a string of murders while recovering from his recent experience on the battlefields of the Vietnam War.

Set against a backdrop where nature intertwines with dark themes, this stand-alone murder mystery offers a gripping narrative filled with suspense. The author, known for the Nick Drake series, weaves a compelling story that explores the complexities of crime and the environment, promising readers a thrilling experience that captivates both fans of the genre and newcomers alike.

Focusing on the intricate ecosystem of coral reefs, the book reveals the diverse array of animals and plants that inhabit these vibrant underwater communities. It highlights the fragility of coral reefs, which are threatened not by nature, but by human activities. Through stunning full-color photographs, readers learn about the distinctions between Indo-Pacific and Caribbean reefs, as well as the complex interrelationships among reef inhabitants. The narrative emphasizes the critical importance of coral reefs and encourages young readers to take action for their preservation.

Recognized with the prestigious Selena McDonald Kennedy Fiction Award, this collection showcases exceptional storytelling, including the acclaimed "Gallopers," which received the Arts & Letters Prize for Fiction. The narratives delve into rich themes and character explorations, highlighting the author's talent for weaving compelling tales that resonate with readers. Each story offers a unique perspective, making this work a noteworthy addition to contemporary literature.