Dead Man Dancing: A Bad Axe County Novel

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In this sequel to the gritty, brash, and totally gripping (The Real Book Spy) thriller Bad Axe County, Sheriff Heidi Kick is investigating an illicit cage fighting ring with ties to white nationalism when her husband suddenly goes missing.

Its a time for celebration in Bad Axe County as the town gathers for the annual Syttende MaiNorwegian Independence Dayfestival. During this rollicking family-oriented event filled with dancing and food, Sheriff Heidi Kick discovers a dark and shocking eventa migrant worker has been savagely beaten but refuses to explain what happened. Then, a sudden murder of a band member shatters the festival. Something is deeply wrong in Bad Axe County.

As she looks for answers, Heidi plunges into a secret underworld where high-stakes cage fights double as combat training for the White Nationalist movement. Then all hell breaks loose for Heidi when her husband disappears and a secret hes been keeping from Heidi is revealed.

Given current tensions and deep divisions in the United States, Dead Man Dancing takes on an electrifying relevance (BookPage) with its vividly drawn characters and unforgettable twists and turns.

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[An] outstanding sequelgripping. Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"Given current tensions and deep divisions in the United States,Dead Man Dancingtakes on an electrifying relevance made all the more effective thanks toGalligans vivid descriptions and emotional portrayal of his characters." BookPage
"Relevant, and as fresh as country air...Thethrills inside Dead Man Dancingwill get your heart hopping."Daily Union (Wisconsin)

Author Bio

John Galliganis the author of four Bad Axe County novels including, Bad Axe County, Dead Man Dancing, and Bad Moon Rising. He is also the author of the Fly Fishing Mystery series, The Nail Knot, The Blood Knot, The Clinch Knot, The Wind Knot, and the novel Red Sky, Red Dragonfly. He lives and teaches college writing in Madison, Wisconsin.