Heather Gudenkauf is a Edgar Award nominated,
New York Times and
USA Today bestselling author of novels, including
The Weight of Silence,
These Things Hidden,
Not A Sound,
This Is How I Lied, and, most recently,
The Overnight Guest.
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Coffee with a Canine: Heather Gudenkauf and Maxine;
Coffee with a Canine: Heather Gudenkauf & Lolo;
My Book, The Movie: Not A Sound;
The Page 69 Test: Not A Sound;
The Page 69 Test: Before She Was Found;
The Page 69 Test: This Is How I Lied]
At CrimeReads Gudenkauf tagged
five favorite "thrillers and mysteries where an untimely winter storm takes center stage," including:
Runner, by Tracy Clark
When I started reading Runner by Tracy Clark, it was a mild December day in the Midwest. Still, I had to pull on my warmest 
sweater, coziest socks and pause to brew a hot cup of tea before reading on. In her fourth Chicago-based novel featuring PI Cassandra Raines, Clark captures winter in the Windy City perfectly. And just as chilling is Raines’s current case—the search for Ramona, a fifteen-year-old runaway. Raines can’t stand the thought of a young girl out on the streets, fending for herself in subzero temperatures, and as she draws closer, she discovers something much more nefarious at play in Ramona’s disappearance. While Runner is the first novel I’ve read by the talented Clark, I will quickly dig into the rest of the series.
Read about
another entry on the list.
The Page 69 Test: Runner.
--Marshal Zeringue
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