– BLUE FIRE REVIEW – Alex Graham is the daughter of geologist, Brian Graham, who suspects that gems from a Brazilian mine are being used to fund terrorism. Alex is dispatched to the mine to investigate, and the story begins with an illicit mission into the mine during which one person, Benjamin, is …
– BLUE FIRE REVIEW – Readers might not expect a geologist family to become involved in detective work, much less international intrigue; but Blue Fire isn’t the first to depart from the usual PI roots of its protagonist: it is Book 2 in a series in which geologist Alex Graham uses her rocky position to …
– THIRST REVIEW – I was happy to have found the author’s article on “Sense of Place” because from the time I met Geologist Alex Graham, I found myself reminiscent of a favorite series of mine by Nevada Barr, with Anna Pigeon, a park ranger, who spent most of her professional life outdoors and getting into …
– THIRST REVIEW – In Katherine Prairie’s Thirst, geologist Alex Graham is determined to find a lucrative silver mine amongst the mountains of Slocan Valley, Canada. However, her suspicions are aroused when her tent is burned down by a mysterious arsonist, followed by a gruesome discovery in an abandoned mine. She is certain that something …
– THIRST REVIEW – Geologist Alex Graham’s primary job is to track down a silver mine; but her prospecting involves far more than minerals in Thirst, a saga of Canadian/US politics, a deadly pesticide spill, and a dangerous adversary who threatens numerous innocent lives. It’s unusual to pair a female investigator with a job typically …