FEATURED MAINE AUTHOR:

Norm Kalloch has crafted a pan-Atlantic tale of international intrigue, a page-turner of a mystery complete with colorful characters, multiple murders, Illicit drugs, money laundering, deadly weapons, planes, and trains that range from New England to Europe

What begins as a quiet winter on a remote pond in the wilderness of northwestern Maine soon turns into a fight for survival.

Don't miss out - grab your copy today

 Jack Ramsay is doing quite well dealing cocaine along the  midcoast, but the organization wants him to oversee a new operation in a  backwater town in Maine’s interior. Jack, a coastal native, wants  nothing to do with living where moose outnumber people. Find out if he can survive.

David Cooper leaves urban life behind and buys a run-down set of cabins. Carol wants nothing to do with her husband's dream of running a sporting camp for hunters and fisherman. As the Coopers struggle to make a living in the Maine Backwoods, trouble erupts in the nearby Dead River Plantation and quickly spirals out of control. Unbeknownst to the Coopers, the conflict is moving their way.

In 1783, a young family finds themselves stranded in Quebec City. Desperate to join his brother in the District of Maine, Robert Forbes attempts to lead his family through the wilderness following an ancient Indian portage trail also used by Benedict Arnold eight years earlier.  The journey proves to be far more hazardous than the family had imagined.