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Joseph Heywood ratchets up the suspense in yet another WOODS COP MYSTERY
Upper Michigan Conservation Officer Grady Service has a case on his hands that doesn't make sense. A series of protests and bombings by animal rights activists appears to have culminated in a double murder at a wolf lab, which releases into the wild an extraordinarily rare animal: a blue wolf. To the Ojibwa a blue wolf represents good luck, unless it is captured or killed—and then it is an omen of Armageddon. Service suspects that the murders aren't what they seem to be when the FBI takes over the investigation and reaches far beyond its jurisdiction. Meanwhile, an elusive poaching ring sets its sights on wolves. Once again, Service must defend his hallowed Mosquito Wilderness in a race against time when it becomes clear that its final target is the blue wolf.
Full of memorable characters and steeped in the lives of woods cops, Blue Wolf in Green Fire is also a masterpiece of suspense. This second book in the Woods Cop series is a fully satisfying journey into the natural world and beyond, into the terrifying extremes of human nature.
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Laura Sakalauskas
reviewed Blue Wolf in Green Fire on January 28, 2013 Blue Wolf in Green Fire
Another adventurous tour through the wilderness of the Upper Peninsula with Grady Service, newly appointed, and first, Wildlife Resource Protection Unit detective, and 20-year veteran DNR Conservation Officer. Service finds himself reporting to everyone, including the FBI, while investigating trophy kills, a 50-caliber rifle, an explosion at a wolf reintroduction site, murder, environmental zealot mayhem and the best place for sub sandwiches. We lucky readers have a close view of the breadth and depth of Michigan's U.P. as Service spends more time driving his truck than boots on the ground. We get a darn good wolf education, and a conservation officer's view of the government's program of wolf management. This book was published in 2002, and Heywood knocks on wood in the acknowledgments that our gray wolf packs prosper, from the 200 animals counted at publication. Unfortunately the government in Michigan has chosen to open wolf hunting in 2012, with only 700 wolves estimated. We need more Joseph Heywoods, protecting our natural environment, and fewer bureaucrats selling our wilderness habitat to trophy hunters.
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