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Chief Deputy Claude Renard, first introduced in Death In The Blood Moon, returns in a gripping murder mystery set in the depths of winter in Grand Marais, Minnesota. The Northern Arts Folk School is running its annual coffin-making class titled Bury Yourself In Your Work. But when one of the students is found dead in his unfinished coffin, Chief Deputy Renard is tasked with investigating the crime. The victim, while relatively new to Grand Marais, is established enough to have made some enemies. As Renard digs into Grant Silverton's past, he learns that the victim had a history of moving around. Or was it running? Renard is in a race against time to assemble the pieces of the victim's past and find a killer before the case goes cold. And in January in northern Minnesota, that can happen fast.

"Smart, quick, and wildly entertaining, LIABLE is Gordon at her very best. If you aren't reading this series . . . start!" - Ryan Steck, The Real Book Spy THE BOTTOM LINE: A captivating destination thriller with all the ingredients for a perfect beach read: betrayal, sex and deadly games on an exotic island. - Bestthrillers.com Vance Courage and Lauren Gold are on route to Paradise Island, Bahamas to gamble when the twin-engine prop plane they've chartered is forced to make an emergency landing on a tiny private island. The pilot, a crusty army veteran named Blade, makes a harrowing landing then orders his five passengers to take their baggage and walk to the island's only resort to wait for the weather to clear. While Vance is away from the table, Lauren sees the plane take off into the sunset, stranding them and two of the three other passengers. Vance soon realizes his is the only missing baggage. He hurries to the footpath leading to the small runway and finds his belongings strewn on the gravel in the clearing. His duffle bag is turned inside-out, and his passport and gun are gone. Why did they target him and why did Blade take the third passenger, Tonk, with him? Vance and Lauren and two young budget-minded travelers from California-C.J. and Chan-are forced to spend the night on the island. When a personal emergency forces Lauren to return to Miami in the morning, Vance joins C.J. and Chan who've mapped out a daring plan to escape the island. Believing they can lead him to the thief, the ex-cop tracks the young couple and soon discovers his gun and passport haven't fallen into the hands of an ordinary thief. He's on the trail of a madman.

Noah has just received a smartphone for his 11th birthday (too young). Follow him as he discovers how it feels to be on the giving and receiving end of some not-so-friendly behavior online. See what choices he makes when he learns about the awesome power he holds in his hands. And learn about the ripples of change you can make with technology in your home, your school, your community, and the whole world.Helpful Features for Parents and Teachers include: -Thoughtful conversation starters-Engaging questions-Simple activities to enjoyAs with all of Educate and Empower Kids' books for children, Noah's New Phone features a meaningful story, and thought-provoking workbook that can be adapted for younger or older kids. Sections include: Staying Safe, Healthy Boundaries, The Potential in Technology, Tips for Parents and Teachers, and a handy dandy Glossary.Learn to be great DIGITAL CITIZENS by using technology to enhance your family, school, and community through tolerance, kindness, authenticity, and ingenuity!

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