Wild Inferno

by Sandi Ault

Book Overview

Wild Indigointroduced rough and ready Bureau of Land Management agent Jamaica Wild and her wolf, Mountain. Now they return, deployed to a wildfire on the Southern Ute reservation, where a puzzling plea whispered by a burning man points to a mystery more menacing than murder.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425226387
• ISBN13: 9780425226384
• Release Date: March 2009
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 285 Pages
• Weight: 0.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

Wild Series

This series (Wild Inferno, Wild Indigo and Wild Sorrow) makes Nevada Barr look wimpy. I didn't think I'd want to read another mystery where the heroine gets the crap beat out of her, either by other humans or by nature, but Ault is different. Jamaica Wild acts a lot more humane toward both the wildlife and indigenous population in her BLM territory in New Mexico. Her relationships with animals and native americans are fascinating and this series is definitely worth the time and expense. I had to read each one twice to get every detail and description straight, because the first read of each one was virtually non-stop, high speed. The wolf survives, by the way.

Wild Inferno

Sorry have not gotten to read this book yet but it sure does look good

A fast-paced mystery perfect for any solid mystery collection.

WILD INDIGO introduced the Bureau of Land management agent Jamaica Wild to the investigative mystery world: she returns here with a new set of challenges; but no prior familiarity is needed to appreciate her routine and focus. A wildfire on an Indian reservation leads Jamaica on a chase after a killer - compounded by an out-of-control fire and clues which lead her to a troubled past. Intrigue and mystery make for a fast-paced mystery perfect for any solid mystery collection. Diane C. Donovan California Bookwatch

Real heroes depicted in this terrific novel

Wildland firefighters are truly heroes. There isn't a station house where they show up for work or all hang out every day. They could be your neighbor, someone you wouldn't ever recognize as a hero. Wildland firefighters come from all over the country to help when an area is rampant with wildfires. They put their lives on the line for little or no recognition. Wild Inferno tells a great mysterious story but also showcases some of America's unknown heroes. You can tell that author Sandi Ault is the real deal. She knows all to well from the inside out what life as a wildland firefighter is all about. Thank you wildland firefighters for saving our forests!

She's Done It Again

Wild Inferno (A WILD Mystery) Sandi Ault is my new favorite author. I loved Wild Indigo and her crazy wolf, the characters, and especially the setting. But I just read Wild inferno, and I think she's got another total winner. This book is fast paced and thrilling, with lots of cool stuff about wildfire and the fire teams. The storytellers among the Native People are right on. The descriptions of the fire, the land, it puts you right there. Sandi Ault has done it again, and I can't wait for the next one.