FOLLOW THE WATER

De: Todd Vandivert

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

FOLLOW THE WATER is retired Fish and Wildlife Detective Todd Vandivert’s eighth book of his Wildlife Justice Series. Heroism abounds in this book, as the Washington Fish and Wildlife Officers of Okanogan County capture a small but very active group of poachers, who in turn led the officers to one of the most prolific serial rapists in Washington’s history. In the middle of the high-stakes investigations, the Fish and Wildlife officers are forced to split their attention to search for one of their own. The missing officer is in serious trouble, and time is running out. Hopes of finding the officer alive dwindle as the WDFW officers, joined by volunteers, desperately search to find the missing game warden before it’s too late.

What readers had to say:

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Police Chief Steve Bear said of Todd’s writing: Todd’s fictional writing highlights some of the unique aspects of the American Game Warden’s work, a point of view that is rarely written about in crime novels. While most see a game warden’s work as a simple check of licenses and gear, the truth is, there are many aspects to the job. One is never far from danger when out in the wilds and particularly while interacting with those who profit in exploiting the natural resources. Todd’s writing is both educational and entertaining, and it will leave you yearning for more.

Retired Fish and Wildlife Officer Jim Nelson describing the Wildlife Justice Series: These books are realistic portrayals of the life of a Game Warden. The author’s vast experience is apparent throughout the book as he weaves a tale of mystery that keeps you turning the pages. It’s the most accurate depiction of the way a real investigation occurs while keeping the reader interested and engaged with all of the characters. Buy these books, and you won’t regret it.

International Game Warden Magazine Manager Marion Hoffman said: These Wildlife Justice Series books are amazing. I’ve read every one so far, and they just get better and better. I feel I really know the main characters now, making the stories even more enjoyable. A definite read for anyone who enjoys a mystery involving the protection of our natural resources and the men and women who dedicate their lives to that cause.