Dana Stabenow
Dana Stabenow is an American author born on March 27, 1952, in Anchorage, Alaska, and raised on a 75-foot fish tender in the Gulf of Alaska, which influenced her writing about the region's rugged life and cultures. She gained acclaim with her debut mystery novel 'A Cold Day for Murder' (1992), winner of the Edgar Award, launching her popular Kate Shugak series featuring an Indigenous Aleut detective. Her works span mystery, science fiction, suspense, thrillers, and historical adventures, with series like Liam Campbell and Star Svensdotter.[1][2][3][5]
mystery
science fiction
suspense
thriller
historical adventure
At the Scene of the Crime: Forensic Mysteries from Today's Best Writers
A Handful of Stars (Playaway Adult Fiction)
A Handful of Stars (Star Svensdotter Series)
Bad Blood
A Grave Denied: A Kate Shugak Novel
Blood Will Tell (Kate Shugak Series)
Nothing Gold Can Stay (Liam Campbell Mysteries Series)
Better to Rest
Hunter's Moon
A Cold Day for Murder
The Singing of the Dead
Hunter's Moon
A Cold-Blooded Business
Less than a Treason
Less than a Treason
Dead in the Water (Kate Shugak Series)
Bad Blood (Kate Shugak Novels)
Midnight Come Again: A Kate Shugak Novel (Kate Shugak Novels Book 10)
Dead in the Water (A Kate Shugak Investigation Book 3)
Dead in the Water: A Kate Shugak Novel, Book 3
Any Taint of Vice: A Kate Shugak Story (Kate Shugak Novels)
Though Not Dead: A Kate Shugak Novel
Restless in the Grave (Kate Shugak Mysteries)
A Night Too Dark: A Kate Shugak Novel