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"Great collection of short stories about the dark side of the human psyche."
Reviewed by Anne Barringer
Posted August 16, 2004

Walk on the wild side of crime with these 11 short stories of uninhabited, intense and uncivilized tales of the dark side of the human psyche. Dana Stabenow has collected a satisfying anthology of engrossing tales showcasing the "call of the wild." FOLLOWING THE QUARTERS - Michael Armstrong: Petty theft and Read more...

"Great anthology"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted November 27, 2004

This eleven tale anthology consists of suspense stories that have in common the locale of the wild where nature often hides humanity's inhumane acts. The authors are a virtual who's who of the mystery genre so that the audience will anticipate high quality and each participant comes through with Read more...

Summary

From Edgar Award winner Dana Stabenow comes an all-new mystery anthology featuring wild men, wilder women, and the wildest crimes imaginable...

Go where the wild things are—whether on unruly and lawless urban streets, a secluded stretch of uncivilized and barbarous woods, or in the frozen mountains of Colorado. Anything can happen to anyone—anywhere—when the nature of man turns wild.

Original stories of mystery in the wild by:

Michael Armstrong
Margaret Coel
Mike Doogan
Loren D. Estleman
Laurie R. King
Skye K. Moody
Brad Reynolds
S. J. Rozan
James Sarafin
Dana Stabenow
John Straley