Chris Goff writes with a sure hand and knows how to keep the reader turning the pages. Give this to readers who like Matthew Palmer's blend of diplomacy and thrills.' - Booklist Birders and nature lovers alike will enjoy this new twist on the cozy mystery.' - The Mystery Reader 'A wonderfully clever, charming, and addictive series.' - David Morrell, author of Murder as a Fine Art. 'The birds of the Rocky Mountains will warm the binoculars of birders who have waited a lifetime to see real stories about birds in a popular novel.' - Birding Business Magazine 'You don't have to be a bird lover to fall in love with Christine Goff's charming Birdwatcher's Mysteries.' - Tony Hillerman, New York Times bestselling author of the Leaphorn and Chee novels. The program coordinator for Colorado Humanities & Center for the Book, she lives in Colorado. A long-standing member of multiple writing organizations, she serves on several national boards, including: International Association of Crime Writers and Sisters in Crime.

Later she edited rock and ice-climbing guides for Chockstone Press and worked in graphic production for 'Living the Good News,' a division of The Morehouse Publishing Group. Goff began her career writing non-fiction, penning columns for several local newspapers in Summit County, Colorado, as well as articles for regional and national publication. Manhattan Book Review called it 'Absolutely masterful.' Her series debut, Dark Waters, was dubbed 'a sure bet for fans of international thrillers' by Booklist, nominated for the 2016 Colorado Book Award, the 2016 Anthony Award for Best Crime Fiction Audiobook, and published internationally.

Red Sky, her most recent book, came out in June 2017 to critical acclaim and was a finalist for a 2018 Colorado Book Award. There are currently two books in Goff's international thriller series. Tony Hillerman, the New York Times bestselling author of the Navajo mystery series, said, 'You don't have to be a bird lover to fall in love with Christine Goff's charming Birdwatcher's Mysteries ' while David Morrell, the New York Times bestselling author of Murder as a Fine Art, called it 'a wonderfully clever, charming, and addictive series.' The series is currently published by Sharpe Books. Her bestselling Birdwatcher's Mysteries have been nominated for several WILLA Literary Awards and a Colorado Authors' League Awards. Chris Goff is an award-winning author of eight novels-six based on environmental themes and two in a new international thriller series.

A Rant of Ravens by Christine Goff