
Knife Creek: A Mike Bowditch Mystery
by:
Paul Doiron
Edition: First Edition
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 1250102359
ISBN 13: 9781250102355
Publication date:
June 13th, 2017
Publisher: Minotaur Books
Pages: 352
Genres: Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller & Suspense, Children’s
In the rugged wilderness of Maine, Mike Bowditch, a dedicated game warden, faces an unusual and pressing challenge. The tranquility of the forest is disrupted as invasive feral hogs wreak havoc on the delicate ecosystem. With a sense of duty and urgency, Mike is ordered to eliminate this growing threat. However, what begins as a straightforward assignment quickly spirals into a tangled web of intrigue and danger.
As he delves deeper into the implications of his task, Mike uncovers a series of unsettling events linked to the local community's resilience against the invasive species. His investigation leads him to confront not only the feral hogs but also the shadows of human nature, exploring themes of survival, control, and the intricate balance between nature and society.
Throughout his journey, the complexities of trust and morality come to light. The story reveals how the confrontation with an external menace can unearth deeper issues within a community and challenge the very fabric of human relationships. Mike must navigate these treacherous waters, balancing his responsibilities to both wildlife and people, while ultimately seeking to understand the true price of preservation.
In this gripping installment of the Mike Bowditch Mysteries, readers are drawn into a world where every decision carries weight and the wild is both a battleground and a sanctuary. The evolving tension propels the narrative forward, compelling Mike to confront not just the invasive hogs, but also his own beliefs about nature and humanity.
As he delves deeper into the implications of his task, Mike uncovers a series of unsettling events linked to the local community's resilience against the invasive species. His investigation leads him to confront not only the feral hogs but also the shadows of human nature, exploring themes of survival, control, and the intricate balance between nature and society.
Throughout his journey, the complexities of trust and morality come to light. The story reveals how the confrontation with an external menace can unearth deeper issues within a community and challenge the very fabric of human relationships. Mike must navigate these treacherous waters, balancing his responsibilities to both wildlife and people, while ultimately seeking to understand the true price of preservation.
In this gripping installment of the Mike Bowditch Mysteries, readers are drawn into a world where every decision carries weight and the wild is both a battleground and a sanctuary. The evolving tension propels the narrative forward, compelling Mike to confront not just the invasive hogs, but also his own beliefs about nature and humanity.