Wild Indigo and Wild Inferno introduced rough and ready Bureau of Land Management agent Jamaica Wild. Now, as the icy chill of winter looms, Jamaica stumbles across a frozen corpse and a hate crime with disturbing roots in the history of the Pueblo.

While tracking a wounded mountain lion onto a desolate canyon rim, Jamaica and her wolf, Mountain, come across an old Indian School, a place where children were “Americanized” after being taken from their homes. As a snowstorm sweeps the canyon, Jamaica is forced to take refuge in the abandoned school.

As she explores her impromptu haven, Jamaica discovers the desecrated body of an elderly Anglo woman, frozen on the floor. This discovery, combined with the obviously troubled history of the abandoned school, haunts Jamaica throughout the night with the sorrowful howling of the icy wind.

After the storm, the FBI take over the murder investigation as Jamaica continues to search for the wounded she-lion and hercubs. As the dead of winter settles on the mesa, arctic temperatures threaten the survival of the mountain lions—and Jamaica herself, as she is stalked and terrorized by the unidentified killer…