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[2018?]., Adults, Lyons Press Call No: FIC HEY Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Series Title: A woods cop mystery Volume: #11Summary Note: "In the eleventh Woods Cop Mystery, Conservation Officer Grady Service is on unpaid suspension but continues to voluntarily patrol the Mosquito Wilderness. He senses political shenanigans-an old foe lurking in the shadows and it seems someone wants to illegally commercialize the Mosquito. Grady realizes if he doesn't stop it, the wilderness will be destroyed. The tight story unfolds like a poker game, with one side bluffing and raising, while the other side keeps calling and keeping the game on until there is a final showdown"-- Provided by publsiher.
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[2020]., Adults, Lyons Press Call No: FIC HEY Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Series Title: Lute Bapcat mystery Volume: #3.Summary Note: "Lute Bapcat and Pinkhus Zakov had been partners in the far northern counties of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula for years when in early 1917, Zakov suddenly disappeared. A year later, Bapcat and Jordy (now 18) get a summons to Marquette, by former President Teddy Roosevelt. (Bapcat had served as a Roughrider with Roosevelt back in the day.) Roosevelt tells them that Zakov was sent to Russia by the U.S. government to find Russian Tsar Nicholas II, who abdicated and disappeared. Zakov went into Russia in April 1917 and had been feared dead, until an urgent message comes through a Swedish diplomat: Zakov wants Bapcat and Jordy sent to Russia to assist him. In the midst of the flu epidemic, a strange, Russian-born American marine major named Dodge is assigned to lead them into and across Russia until they locate Zakov. They dive deep into the heart of the Russian Fatherland as the Revolution of 1917 turns into a full out Civil War, with a level of chaos, random violence, and blood-letting far beyond Bapcat’s imagination."--Dust jacket.
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c2011., Adult, Lyons Press Call No: FIC HEY Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: Grady Service, a detective for the Department of Natural Resources in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for three decades, tries to deal with the changes happening on the job and in his personal life, including a centuries-old mystery, the looting of a Native American archaeological site, a dangerous forest fire, a skittish new partner, and a deepening relationship with his girlfriend.
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2001., Adult, The Lyons Press Call No: FIC HEY Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: A former marine, renowned tracker, Conservation Officer, and the last person any errant hunter wants to cross. In ICE HUNTER, the first in a new series of mysteries set in Michigan's Upper peninsula, Service defends his turf with the tenacity of a bear and the wisdom of the acient.
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[2014]., Lyons Press, an imprint of Globe Pequot Press Call No: FIC HEY Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: "Former Rough Rider turned Michigan game warden Lute Bapcat learns that the deputy warden from Ontonagon County has gone missing and must navigate one of the Michigan Upper Peninsula's most lawless places on his search"--
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2006, c2005., Adult, Lyons Press Call No: FIC HEY Edition: 1st Lyons Press pbk. ed. Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: Rookie conservation officer Grady Service goes undercover in the U.P.'s Garden Peninsula in order to expose the leaders of the Garden revolt.
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c2000., Adult, Lyons Press Call No: FIC HEY Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: Bowie Rhodes, a reporter with United Press International and a talented fly fisherman, searches the world for an elusive manuscript that tells the story of the snowfly, a legendary insect that tempts trout--so huge they never allow themselves to be seen much less caught--to come out of the water.
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2019., Adults, Lyons Press Call No: FIC HEY Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: From the author of the Woods Cop Mystery series comes a new collection of stories about life in the Upper Peninsula. Heywood offers a glimpse into the world his best loved characters came from, like Grady Service, Limpy Allerdyce, and Luticious Treebone. From the early 1900s to present day, Heywood shows the roots of Yoopers and how their influence has spread across the peninsula. Meet 'Didit Dave' and his sudden and unexpected promotion to police chief, a dead man who doesn't make it to heaven but instead an old bar in Kate's Bay, and several military veterans who had engaged in each major US conflict and managed to return home. This collection wouldn't be complete without a couple classic Heywood mysteries featuring a new detective duo: Tribal police chief John Clash and Houghton County Sheriff Nayar Sekhar. One thing is for certain, the characters in this collection could only come from one place. For Yoopers who are far and away (and some who are not so far away), one thing is true for them all: They all want to return above the bridge ASAP. Heywood's collection of stories shares why.
