Praise for Cold as Hell "The wilderness surrounding Haven''s Rock is itself a major character in the book, and Casey''s approaching due date adds urgency to the plotline. For fans of strong women protagonists and Armstrong''s Rockton series, of which ''Haven''s Rock''" is a spin-off." - Library Journal Praise for The Boy Who Cried Bear "The Boy Who Cried Bear skillfully melds a village mystery with a high adventure and acutely explores its numerous characters." -Shelf Awareness "Armstrong''s new venture continues her Rockton tradition."--Kirkus Reviews "For fans of procedurals with a unique twist!"--Book Riot "Kelley Armstrong''s Haven''s Rock series keeps getting better and better. The Boy Who Cried Bear, the second book in the series, has a significant mystery along with plenty of suspense and atmosphere that keeps readers rapidly turning the pages."--Mystery and Suspense Magazine "Few mystery series have enthralled me as completely as Kelley Armstrong''s books set in the Canadian Yukon wilderness.This new ''town'' is going to take us on quite an exciting ride, so get in at the start and buckle up.

Armstrong is sure to provide many wild animals, strange residents, adorable dog antics and, of course, murders to solve."--Bookreporter "Evocative. There is a kindness and sense of the underlying good of people that permeates Casey''s musings throughout the series, in spite of the harshness of the setting and the fact that the books always involve pain, danger, and evil. The plotting is complex and engaging, and the pace picks up to a blistering speed at the end."--Reviewing the Evidence ong''s books set in the Canadian Yukon wilderness.This new ''town'' is going to take us on quite an exciting ride, so get in at the start and buckle up. Armstrong is sure to provide many wild animals, strange residents, adorable dog antics and, of course, murders to solve."--Bookreporter "Evocative.

There is a kindness and sense of the underlying good of people that permeates Casey''s musings throughout the series, in spite of the harshness of the setting and the fact that the books always involve pain, danger, and evil. The plotting is complex and engaging, and the pace picks up to a blistering speed at the end."--Reviewing the Evidenceong''s books set in the Canadian Yukon wilderness.This new ''town'' is going to take us on quite an exciting ride, so get in at the start and buckle up. Armstrong is sure to provide many wild animals, strange residents, adorable dog antics and, of course, murders to solve."--Bookreporter "Evocative. There is a kindness and sense of the underlying good of people that permeates Casey''s musings throughout the series, in spite of the harshness of the setting and the fact that the books always involve pain, danger, and evil. The plotting is complex and engaging, and the pace picks up to a blistering speed at the end.

"--Reviewing the Evidenceong''s books set in the Canadian Yukon wilderness.This new ''town'' is going to take us on quite an exciting ride, so get in at the start and buckle up. Armstrong is sure to provide many wild animals, strange residents, adorable dog antics and, of course, murders to solve."--Bookreporter "Evocative. There is a kindness and sense of the underlying good of people that permeates Casey''s musings throughout the series, in spite of the harshness of the setting and the fact that the books always involve pain, danger, and evil. The plotting is complex and engaging, and the pace picks up to a blistering speed at the end."--Reviewing the Evidencepeople that permeates Casey''s musings throughout the series, in spite of the harshness of the setting and the fact that the books always involve pain, danger, and evil. The plotting is complex and engaging, and the pace picks up to a blistering speed at the end.

"--Reviewing the Evidence.