Force of blood / Joseph Heywood.
Record details
- ISBN: 9780762772841
- Physical Description: 366 pages : map ; 24 cm.
- Publisher: Guilford, CT : Lyons Press, [2011]
- Copyright: ©2011
Content descriptions
General Note: | Series numeration from NoveList. |
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Subject: | Service, Grady (Fictitious character) > Fiction. Game wardens > Fiction. Upper Peninsula (Mich.) > Fiction. |
Genre: | Mystery fiction. |
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Available copies
- 4 of 4 copies available at Evergreen Indiana.
Holds
- 0 current holds with 4 total copies.
Other Formats and Editions
Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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Greenwood PL - Greenwood | FICTION Heywood Woods Cop #8 (Text) | 36626103334512 | 2nd Floor Adult Fiction | Available | - |
Newburgh Chandler PL - Bell Road Library | MYS HEYWOOD (WOODS COP) 8 (Text) | 39206020543128 | Mystery | Available | - |
North Madison Co PL - Elwood PL | FIC HEY (Text) | 30419101260103 | Adult Fiction | Available | - |
Peru PL - Peru | FIC HEYWOOD J (Text) | 53069000279035 | ADULT | Available | - |
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- Baker & Taylor
"Grady Service, detective for Michigan Upper Peninsula's DNR, investigates a case on the shores of Lake Superior involving "bleeding sand" and a centuries-old mystery surrounding a Native American archaeological site...not to mention an enormous forest fire"--Jacket. - Baker & Taylor
Struggling with economy-related budget cuts and a territorial new partner, Department of Natural Resources detective Grady Service becomes enmeshed in a centuries-old mystery involving a Native American archaeological site that is being vandalized by looters. By the author ofThe Domino Conspiracy . - Globe Fearon Co
Late spring, 2007. Michigan in economic freefall, state budgets being slashed, politics reduced to nastiness, state jobs being erased, and personnel furloughed without pay. Grady Service, detective for the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in the Upper Peninsula, watches as his colleagues leave the department one by one, leaving him without his old support system. Upon being asked by an old friend to look into unspecified problems his son is facing on the shores of Lake Superior, Service has no idea how complicated his life is about to become. All he knows is that the situation involves something his friend calls âbleeding sandââand that his new partner, Conservation Officer Donna âJingoâ Sedge, is the oddest young officer heâs ever met, both jealous and suspicious of his role in what she views as her case on her turf.
Service and Sedge become immersed in a centuries-old mystery they must solve in order to deal with the current and more pressing problem: people willfully looting and tearing up a Native American archaeological site. As past and present intersect, summer lightning ignites a forest fire in northern Luce County, and the blaze quickly covers 20,000 acres. The story moves at breakneck speed as Service, nearing three decades as a Woods Cop, finds that expectations seem to be changing on all fronts, personal and professional, and he is not certain he can live up to them.
- Globe Fearon CoGrady Service, Detective for Michican Upper Peninsula's DNR, investigates a case on the shores of Lake Superior involving “bleeding sand” and a centuries-old mystery surrounding a Native American archaeological site . . . not to mention an enormous forest fire.
- NBNGrady Service, Detective for Michican Upper Peninsula's DNR,investigates a case on the shores of Lake Superior involving âbleeding sandâ and a centuries-old mystery surrounding a Native American archaeological site . . . not to mention an enormous forest fire.
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Late spring, 2007. Michigan in economic freefall, state budgets being slashed, politics reduced to nastiness, state jobs being erased, and personnel furloughed without pay. Grady Service, detective for the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in the Upper Peninsula,watches as his colleagues leave the department one by one, leaving him without his old support system. Upon being asked by an old friend to look into unspecified problems his son is facing on the shores of Lake Superior, Service has no idea how complicated his life is about to become. All he knows is that the situation involves something his friend calls âbleeding sandââand that his new partner, Conservation Officer Donna âJingoâ Sedge, is the oddest young officer heâs ever met, both jealous and suspicious of his role in what she views as her case on her turf.
Service and Sedge become immersed in a centuries-old mystery they must solve in order to deal with the current and more pressing problem: people willfully looting and tearing up a Native American archaeological site. As past and present intersect, summer lightning ignites a forest fire in northern Luce County, and the blaze quickly covers 20,000 acres. The story moves at breakneck speed as Service, nearing three decades as a Woods Cop, finds that expectations seem to be changing on all fronts, personal and professional, and he is not certain he can live up to them.
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