William Kent KruegerMystery · Crime·b. 1950
Boundary Waters
Synopsis
Shiloh, a country-western star at the height of her fame, walked into the Quetico-Superior wilderness to be alone and has not come out. Two million acres of forest, lake and rock straddling the Canadian border have swallowed her, and winter is closing.
Cork O'Connor is hired to lead a search party in: an ex-convict, two FBI agents, and a boy. What none of them says aloud is that other people are looking for Shiloh too, and those people are not there to rescue her.
Boundary Waters is the second Cork O'Connor novel — a wilderness chase in which the country itself is as dangerous as the men moving through it, and the party's own composition becomes the sharpest threat of all.
How it reads
Prose complexity 4/10
Content warnings (2)
ViolenceGun Violence























