Directionless after college, Martin Lambert leaves home to work in an Alaskan salmon processing plant. He expects big paychecks and maybe some adventure, but finds brutal work, volatile coworkers, and an unshakeable feeling that something is wrong. Down at his core. When he sees a friend inexplicably murder a fishing boat captain, that feeling is confirmed. What Martin does with that knowledge, though, will be up to him. Will he continue to move aimlessly through his own life, or will this harrowing Alaskan ordeal force him to confront himself?

Derek Prall spent most of his career as a journalist at newspapers and magazines, first writing for them then running them. His byline appears in numerous publications, with notable titles including Business Insider, Atlanta Civic Circle, Dark Reading, and American City & County, where he served as managing editor for many years. Today his primary focus is on fiction, but he still does freelance editing and writing work. When he's not writing, he lies about working on his motorcycle and shoots sporting clays poorly. On Alaskan Fighting Bulls is his first novel.