Murder on Flesher Pass (Montana Animal Rescue Mystery Series) by K. L. Borges
About Murder on Flesher Pass
Murder on Flesher Pass (Montana Animal Rescue Mystery Series)
Cozy Mystery 2nd in Series
Setting - Montana
Publisher : Camel Press
Publication date : October 14, 2026
Language : English
Print length : 316 pages
Paperback ISBN-10 : 168492362X
ISBN-13 : 978-1684923625
Digital ISBN-13 : 978-1684923632
ASIN : B0H1DLX1WV
RogerDog Rescue of Helena, Montana, is operated solely for the benefit of Montana dogs, no transported outsiders allowed.
When a fellow rescuer dies while completing a transport for an infamous Butte operation, Betty Mills, Kelly Boyd and Cici Vargas don't believe it was an accident. They infilter the Butte group, just in time to partake in a rescue flight from Mexico. Plans go awry and they unwittingly wind up with something that multiple suspicious characters want to get their hands on. Is it the foreign dogs themselves or something else? The body count begins to grow and the danger spreads to other RogerDog workers.
Can they solve the mystery before it is too late?
About K.L. Borges
K.L. Borges, an Agatha Award-nominated author, moved to Montana thirty-five years ago with her husband to raise their three children alongside a series of herding dogs. Prior to becoming an author, she taught math at a private Billings high school (Go, Rams!). Borges is a member of the Billings Gem and Mineral Club and Sisters in Crime. She and her husband are often found enjoying the Montana outdoors with their two blue heelers.
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