The thriller short story
WILD JUSTICE
was originally published in Ellery Queen Magazine, and is the first stand-alone short story published in the critically-acclaimed, award-winning
WILD Mystery Series
by
Sandi Ault
. Now this long short story is being made available as a print short book due to public demand.
In
, Resource Protection Agent Jamaica Wild takes on a wolf-killer in remote back-country in spite of the dark and deadly cold of winter's night. Racing against time to find a litter of newborn wolf pups after their mother is murdered, Wild is forced to use every means she can devise to outwit a former special-forces-trained assassin who sets his sites on her.
Sandi Ault's
episodes are critically acclaimed by the NEW YORK TIMES, WASHINGTON POST, and more, and the series novels have won awards including the Mary Higgins Clark Award and the WILLA Award for Best Literary Fiction.
"If you enjoy the outdoors...along with breakneck adventure, Ault's WILD series might just get your heart racing." -The Charlotte Observer
is the winner of the Mary Higgins Clark Award, the WILLA Award for Best Literary Fiction, two Spur Finalist Awards, two Big Chile Awards and more.
Praise for author
and the
:
"She's a master at describing nature."-The Albuquerque Journal
"Scenes of the high, dry, glittering landscape are as clean as a sun-bleached bone, and there are thrills galore..."-New York Times Book Review (WILD INDIGO)
Other works in the
include: WILD INDIGO, WILD INFERNO, WILD SORROW, WILD PENANCE, and WILD MYSTIC
lives and writes in the WILD, where she lives with her husband, their wolf companion, Chaco, and a Missouri Wildcat.