Ranger Jack Chastain returns in Killing Godiva's Horse, set in national parks on opposite sides of the world. Drawn into battle by a man trying to start a western lands rebellion, Jack is sent to Kenya to hide until the storm passes and finish the research of a scientist killed by rhino poachers. While there, he hears something shocking, a campfire revelation that pitches Jack into a dangerous investigation of a ruthless rhino horn buyer. But Jack's life in New Mexico comes unraveled, forcing him to disobey orders and return home, and--inadvertently--onto a raft on an angry river, trapped between warring politicos. One man's pain can be another man's game. If the game is being played to hide secrets, the truth can be hard to find hidden among the lies, left by the horse someone rode in on.

J.M. Mitchell knows the mysteries and conflicts found in our favorite places, the national parks. He was Chief of the Biology Division for the National Park Service, after working in Yosemite, Grand Canyon, and Zion National Parks, and Washington, D.C.