Dead in the water

a Kate Shugak mystery

Berkley ed.

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Author

Dana Stabenow

Contributions

Berkley Books. - Contributor
Copyright Paperback Collection (Library of Congress) - Contributor

Publication

1993 - Berkley Books, New York, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

54,250 words, Guess

Page Count

217 pages

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL1528248M
ISBN-10042513749X
OCLC Control Number29846026
OCLC Control Numberdeadinwaterkates00stab
Library of Congress Control Number93219563

and 2 more

LibraryThing4197
Goodreads672616

Classifications

LCCMLC R CP00381

Description

Two crewmen of the crab vessel Avilda are missing—presumed dead—under very suspicious circumstances. The Bering Sea offers ample means and opportunity, but without bodies, a motive, or evidence of foul play, the DA doesn’t have a case. And so, freelancing again for her former employer, Kate Shugak finds herself working undercover in one of Alaska’s most dangerous professions: crab fisherman. It’s an assignment that will take her from the debauchery of Dutch Harbor to the most isolated of the Aleutians, and if the job itself doesn’t kill her, her unsavory crewmates just might. Third in Stabenow’s Edgar Award-winning series of Alaskan mysteries, Dead in the Water is richly informed by the author’s own upbringing aboard an Alaskan fishing vessel.