Bear Witness

Praise

Praise for Bear Witness:
“Jensen nicely balances the crime solving and Stacie’s personal life, and dog lovers will cheer Sasha’s heroics. Cozy fans will eagerly await the sequel.”
—Publishers Weekly

“A new series that will appeal to nature lovers and those who like a little romance in their cozy mysteries . . . [Kept] me guessing until the end.”
—Seattle Book Review

“A mystery buffs delight from first page to last. Original, compelling, entertaining throughout.”
—Midwest Book Review

“Lovely landscape, colorful characters, and a smart, likable heroine. What more could a cozy fan ask for! A charming debut. I can’t wait for the next one!”
—Deb Baker, award-winning author of Murder Passes the Buck

“A fun whodunit . . . especially for dog lovers!”
—Maddy Hunter, author of the Passport to Peril mysteries

“Fans of outdoor adventure cozies will love this intriguing new series . . . Jensen’s extensive knowledge of Alaska and its wildlife enriches the story.”
—Hannah Dennison, author of The Island Sisters Mysteries

“With her sensational descriptions of scenery and wildlife, Lark O. Jensen takes readers on a virtual vacation to awe-inspiring Alaska in Bear Witness. I had a rollicking time riding along with animal expert and tour guide Stacie Calder as she insinuates herself in a murder case. A cold-hearted killer, a warm and fluffy husky, and a hot, hunky investigator round out this charming cozy mystery.”
—Diane Kelly, author of Getaway with Murder and the Paw Enforcement mysteries

“By any other name, Lark O. Jensen writes from a real-life passion for animals and other marvels of the natural environment. It’s no wonder, then, that her latest protagonist, boat tour guide Stacie Calder and Stacie’s husky pup Sasha, end up in Alaska, where there’s an unmatched abundance of wildlife and spectacular views. In Bear Witness Jensen gives us an engaging amateur sleuth and a satisfying mystery surrounded by ice floes and glaciers, Alaskan birds and harbor seals, porpoises and whales, bears and wolves. Enough variety to keep the most expectant tourist—and reader—happy.”
—Camille Minichino, author of the Alaskan Diner mysteries (as Elizabeth Logan)