Snowblind

Mourning his son after a tragic accident, Staff Sergeant Samuel Mulwrey must command his Army Ranger platoon during cold-weather training in the wintry wilds of Alaska. It’s his last chance to pull his troops – and himself – together. After a blinding whiteout separates Mulwrey and three other Rangers from their unit, they seek refuge in what seems like a cheerful, homey chalet nestled in the savage wilderness. Except nothing is as it appears. The place possesses a dark and disturbing history. As the Rangers warm themselves, someone – or something – stalks them all with an unquenchable bloodlust, and the terror won’t stop until the blinding snowstorm ends and they all die.

About the Author

Don Roff has written over a dozen books, primarily of a scary nature, for children and adults. His bestselling books include Werewolf Tales, Terrifying Tales, and Ghost Hauntings: America's Most Haunted Places published by Scholastic, and Zombies: A Record of the Year of Infection published by Chronicle Books/Simon & Schuster UK. From 1989-1993, Roff served in the 3rd Ranger Battalion in Fort Benning, Georgia as a communications specialist. He currently lives in the Pacific Northwest.

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