Sue Henry is an American author renowned for her crime fiction novels set in the Alaskan wilderness. Born and raised in Maine, she developed a deep fascination with the rugged landscapes and isolated communities of Alaska, heavily influencing her writing. Henry’s style is characterized by detailed descriptions of the natural world, compelling characters, and intricate mysteries, often featuring a recurring duo of Alaskan state trooper Alex Jensen and sled dog racer Jessie Arnold. Her dedication to authenticity is evident, as demonstrated by her immersive research, including spending months on the Alaskan highway to ensure accurate depictions in novels like Dead North.

















