When Kate's guest is shot to death while hiking in the Alaskan woods, Kate feels compelled to investigate. Sandra Allison seemed like a perfectly nice young woman. So who would want her dead? Sandra's archeology work often caused construction delays while Native artifacts were removed. Did a Juneau builder follow up a threat with a gunshot? Or was Kate the intended victim, since Sandra was wearing Kate's coat and walking her dog? And why is the dog suddenly acting like a scaredy-cat? Kate's investigation leads her through Juneau's construction sites, Native community, and tourist attractions. But when the killer turns his sights on Kate's family, Kate must do more than solve a murder-she must save her son. The spectacular scenery and offbeat characters of Alaska come to life in this cozy mystery. "This is a fast-paced mystery that keeps you guessing. It has good locale and character descriptions." "This is a fun story with a great sense of local flavor." "Murder on the West Glacier Trail was a fun way to learn more about Alaska. It kept me guessing. Make sure you read past the end of the mystery. Sharon Eboch leaves a special treat for her readers."