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City cops in the 1920s deal with prohibition, gangsters, loud jazz music. In Rocky Mountain National Park, Ranger McIntyre has to solve a couple of odd murders. An amateur mountaineer died hanging in his own rope on Flattop Mountain. A geologist studying stones on Flattop, ingested death camas. And a pair of odd-looking creatures on the mountain keep adding new rocks to Flattop's ancient aboriginal stone circle. McIntyre's friend is Vi Coteau, an FBI secretary in Denver, independent as an alley cat and lip-smacking gorgeous. She wants him to learn backcountry camping. McIntyre planned to go search for the source of the strange stones that are being added to the medicine circle. If he took Vi with him, it would be more of an adventure. More adventure in more ways than a backcountry ranger might imagine.

James C. Work grew up three miles from Estes Park, Colorado, with Rocky Mountain National Park as his backyard and playground. After earning his BA and MA from Colorado State University he began a career teaching English literature, achieving his PhD in Victorian Poetry from University of New Mexico. He published three books in the area of Western American literature, including a major textbook/anthology titled Prose and Poetry of the American West, then went on to create the six-volume Keystone Ranch series of novels. His latest endeavor is a series of novels featuring a ranger in the 1920s who patrols the new national wilderness called Rocky Mountain National Park.