The Word is Out
Read one, and you’ll be hooked. It is highly recommended reading.
Posted in In the Press by People's Press on October 10, 2011
“Coil is sharp, and Stevens is a great story teller,” notes the Ft. Collins Coloradoan.
Mystery fans can delight in Mark Stevens who has authored Antler Dust and Buried by the Roan. Stevens is a seasoned journalist and public relations pro who has created a Colorado-based crime fiction series featuring Allison Coil, a hunting guide who works in a wilderness area north of Glenwood Springs.
Stevens used his know-how to create these two page-turners. Antler Dust opens on the first day of hunting season in the Flat Tops Wilderness area when two hunters are missing.
Buried by the Roan begins when a body of a hunter is found on the shore of Oyster Lake deep within the same wilderness. Coil is sharp, and Stevens is a great story teller. Read one, and you’ll be hooked. It is highly recommended reading. The books are available at all booksellers.
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