When a little boy goes missing in the Nebraska prairie on the brink of a dangerous snowstorm, Kate Fox must sort truth from lies in order to save a life.The race for Grand County Sheriff is hotly contested this year, and Kate Fox is throwing everything she's got into her very first campaign. It's difficult to tell whether the energetic interference of her large and boisterous family is helping or hindering her chances. And to complicate matters further, her opponent is also her ex.All campaigning comes to a screeching halt when a child is reported missing. With a whopper of a winter storm bearing down on the Nebraska Sandhills, the rival candidate rushes to organize hunters and townspeople into search parties.But the facts just don't add up for Kate and she declines to join the searchers, setting out to find the boy on her own. Can she trust her instincts and abilities? Or is Kate just letting her pride get the best of her? Her chances at becoming the new Sheriff, and a little boy's life, depend on the answer.___________________________________Praise for Shannon Baker and the Kate Fox series: "With Stripped Bare, Shannon Baker offers readers a protagonist and a place they will love coming back to visit book after book." -William Kent Krueger, New York Time bestselling author"...a compulsive, white-knuckle read peppered with interesting characters, a stunning setting, and a mystery that will keep you turning the pages late into the night." -Linda Castillo, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author"Move over Longmire-there's a new detective in town-and you're going to love her!" -Hank Phillippi Ryan, USA Today bestselling author"...a terrific, fast-moving story with a savvy main character at the helm." -Suspense Magazine"...winning characters and a stunning setting." -Mystery Scene"A wonderful western mystery not to be missed! Enjoy!" -Fresh Fiction"Baker serves up a ballsy heroine, a colorful backdrop, and a surprising ending." -Kirkus Reviews"Devotees of Craig Johnson's Walt Longmire series and fans of Judy Clemens are sure to appreciate this title." -Library Journal Pick of the Month
