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Early in their careers, most successful cops learn to suck up their emotions about the violence they face on the job. But that suppression doesn't always work. Overcome by nightmares and flashbacks from being attacked by Russian mobsters, Forensic Detective Quinn Macarthy takes a medical leave to heal from the trauma. She rents a cottage on Sleeping Bear Bay, hoping that rest and time by the water will restore her equilibrium. But Quinn soon discovers that misdeeds continue to find her. While hiking the dunes following a fierce thunderstorm, Quinn finds a skeletal human hand unearthed by shifting sands. Wanting to run away from the site, her curiosity and detective skills ultimately win out as she uses groundbreaking forensic techniques to solve the mystery. Wayfinding is the third installment in the Northwoods Mystery series. Read it now to find out what Quinn discovers about the hand and also about herself as she heals. Spoiler: Someone new spices up Quinn's life along the way

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Karen grew up in southwestern Michigan and graduated from Western Michigan University, where she studied writing with Ken Macrorie. She taught secondary school English and Latin for twenty-five years in Portage, Michigan. After retiring from teaching, Karen returned to WMU to obtain a doctorate in Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology. She practiced as a licensed psychologist in Kalamazoo for fourteen years. After moving up north in 2006, she taught social science for Davenport University. She currently is retired and devotes her time to writing and photography. About her writing, Karen states, ""Writing has always played an important role in my life: keeping a journal, writing professional articles, helping students become authentic writers, and writing college papers and a dissertation. Writing a novel didn't start until I moved up north. There, my love of the northwooods, crime fiction, and psychology came together with my first e-book mysteries Culpable and Spinning. But it wasn't until until my newest novel Calling that I feel I've found my stride as a writer.""

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