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"It's 1923 and Rocky Mountain National Park is scarcely eight years old. District Ranger Tim McIntyre is investigating the killing of three elk. Gala Book, eleven-year-old daughter of the local barber, has befriended one particularly huge bull elk. She decides to protect it by leading it into the backcountry of the national park. Elk are not the only endangered animals, either. While someone's killing elk to get the ""whistler"" ivory teeth, some Denver criminals are ""harvesting"" deer and elk for a political big-game supper event. Our ranger, fearing for young Gala's safety, agrees to lead the giant elk into a remote valley, only to become stranded himself. This leaves it up to his lady detective friend, Vi Coteau, to form a posse and stop the poachers. Before it's all over, McIntyre will have to engage in a deadly gun fight, and three men will be murdered."

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James C. Work grew up in a rustic cabin camp on the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park. After completing his Ph.D. at the University of New Mexico he went on to publish more than sixteen books including the award-winning Prose and Poetry of the American West and Following Where the River Begins. He is also the author of six mythical westerns of the Keystone Riders series, a collection of stories from the 1880s with themes from the King Arthur chronicles. His mystery series set in the 1920s in Rocky Mountain National Park include: Ranger McIntyre: Unmentionable Murders; Ranger McIntyre: Small Delightful Murders; Ranger McIntyre: The Dunraven Hoard Murders; Ranger McIntyre: The Stones of Peril; Ranger McIntyre: The Mystery of the Missing Bierstadt; and new in 2023 from Encircle Publications, two new entries, Ranger McIntyre: The Big Elk Murders (June); and Ranger McIntyre: The Lawn Lake Murders (October).

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