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  • Author: Cannon, Kristan
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    The residents of the small town of Whitefish were used to feeling forgotten and digging their own way out of the snow, but during one of the coldest winters on record, as fuel finally runs out and civilization crumbles around them, Derek, Sheridan and Garrett realize that it’s not just the snow they need to dig their way out of. Garrett is the site manager at the nearby hydro-electric dam — the one thing which might help Whitefish make it through the unforgiving winter. Stranded on site with limited resources, he must fight to keep the dam working while dealing with a team desperate to survive. Derek, safe on Sheridan’s ranch, is certain that the only way to keep their sanctuary alive for the remainder of the winter is through solar power. Needing answers, Derek leaves the ranch to seek out Garrett, only to discover that nearby Naughton, a town where residents used to leave their doors unlocked, has become a dangerous place. Neighbours he once knew are taking advantage of the situation, and Derek discovers that in order to help himself, he needs to help others first. Sheridan is used to chaos. Working in a busy E.R., she saw the best and worst of humanity. Or so she thought. Although the confines of her ranch allowed for everyone to pull together, Sheridan soon finds that it’s not just her family she must lead through this time of need, but a nation also struggling to deal with the new way of life.

    Original Publisher: Canada , KCEditions
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9780993760310

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The residents of the small town of Whitefish were used to feeling forgotten and digging their own way out of the snow, but during one of the coldest winters on record, as fuel finally runs out and civilization crumbles around them, Derek, Sheridan and Garrett realize that it’s not just the snow they need to dig their way out of. Garrett is the site manager at the nearby hydro-electric dam — the one thing which might help Whitefish make it through the unforgiving winter. Stranded on site with limited resources, he must fight to keep the dam working while dealing with a team desperate to survive. Derek, safe on Sheridan’s ranch, is certain that the only way to keep their sanctuary alive for the remainder of the winter is through solar power. Needing answers, Derek leaves the ranch to seek out Garrett, only to discover that nearby Naughton, a town where residents used to leave their doors unlocked, has become a dangerous place. Neighbours he once knew are taking advantage of the situation, and Derek discovers that in order to help himself, he needs to help others first. Sheridan is used to chaos. Working in a busy E.R., she saw the best and worst of humanity. Or so she thought. Although the confines of her ranch allowed for everyone to pull together, Sheridan soon finds that it’s not just her family she must lead through this time of need, but a nation also struggling to deal with the new way of life.

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