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A wilderness trip in the Northern California redwoods goes bad. Nils retreats to remote Orcas Island. He just wants to be left alone. But mysterious and enigmatic Bly Milkov won’t let that happen.

Nils is in trouble and doesn’t know it. Can Bly save them both?

Bly is tough as nails. Nils may have met his match.

278 pages, Paperback

Published August 3, 2025

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Scott Geisel

10 books13 followers
Scott Geisel writes the critically acclaimed Jackson Flint mystery series. He is also the author of the Appalachian noir and suspense novel Miller Knew, and other works.

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September 27, 2026
Great first in a series with layers of adventure in stunningly beautiful places brought to life. The story's quick cadence opens up with just enough detail that make me eager for the next Nils and Bly adventure. I also found myself wanting to brew some coffee and go for a run!
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August 26, 2025
Just released and it's the best Geisel book so far. New characters and a new location - all good. Hope this is the start of a new series.
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September 11, 2025
Great read. Looking forward to more fun adventures with Nils and Bly! Their banter was most enjoyable! It really brings the beauty of the west coast to life!
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November 24, 2025
Orcas’ Call is an atmospheric mystery filled with tension and unforgettable character chemistry. The blend of wilderness danger and slow-burn intrigue makes this a gripping read from start to finish.
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March 29, 2026
What fun!!!! Really enjoyed getting to know these two and hope they have many great adventures. Loved all the beautiful scenery, too.
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