Wolves' Hollow Murders — Donald F. Averill

For nearly thirty years, Wolves Hollow, a small mountain town two hours northeast of Boise, had been free of murder, but in 1896 there were several murders. Then things changed for more than a century, the only deaths in the little community were from natural causes and occasional accidents.

However, the 21st century brought greed and lust to the still small town. A young reporter, just out of college, a carpenter, and a female sheriff, nicknamed Rif, began to work together to solve the outbreak of violent deaths.