Blue Ice Dying in the Rain: An Alaskan Novel

Johnny Wainwright is a bush pilot repo man in South Central Alaska. One September afternoon he flies Alaska State troopers to a remote island in Prince William Sound on a routine case of domestic violence. But the troopers disappear, thick fog rolls in and things get strange. Add to the mix a peculiar lodge owner, a flirtatious cover girl model and gunfire. There must be an easier way to barely make a living. In this sequel to Jim Craig's first Alaskan novel, North to Disaster, you'll be reacquainted with Johnny's quirky cohorts, old flames from the Yukon Bar and the infamous Alaskan weather. If you like adventures with twists and turns, buckle up for a ride into the off the wall world of Johnny Wainwright and the bizarre bush pilot lifestyle unique to Alaska. For more information go to www.bushakpress.com.

Author: Jim Craig
Publisher: James R. Craig
Published: 06/01/2013
Pages: 364
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.93lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.51w x 0.75d
ISBN: 9780961711238

About the Author
Jim Craig is an air taxi pilot based in Seward, Alaska. His stories come from his experiences in the Brooks Range and Bettles in the Far North, to Port Alsworth, Lake Iliamna, Kenai, Seward and Cordova in South Central and Yakutat, Sitka and Ketchikan in the Southeast. Alaska is a pilot's paradise and as a flight instructor with a SuperCub, Jim has made a career of following dreams and introducing others to the wonders of wilderness flying.

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