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Book SynopsisWhen Deidre Johnson fills in for Silver Bay's only police officer for six weeks, she doesn't anticipate facing anything of consequence. She is so wrong. She discovers the frozen body of a Cree Indian girl within the city limits, and in the process of her investigation uncovers a sex-trafficking ring involving native women being transported from Canada and sold in the Duluth Harbor. She is torn between the normalcy she sees around her and the long-kept secret river of young girls that flows through Two Harbors to Duluth. 'SEX TRAFFICKING during hunting season?' the question on the billboard erected outside Two Harbors asked. 'The sign is intended to raise awareness of sex trafficking to the hundreds of deer hunters traveling through the country over the next several weeks. 'They're all over-walking by abandoned buildings and down long [logging] roads' according to a Lake County Commissioner.' -Lake County News Chronicle, November 8, 2013 'Trafficking of Native women is rampant in northe
