ISBN: 978-0-9796693-0-9. Copyright 4th Edition August 2008. Softcover. 306 pages.  Dimensions: 5.5” x 8.5” x .75”.

Alaska Justice was inspired by actual events - 56 Chapters.

This is one Alaska State Trooper who takes his job seriously! Honing martial arts and self-control skills learned from his uncle on a ranch in the middle of nowhere as a young man, Trooper Jack Blake fights against the "bad guys" while always maintaining his cool. Throw in a pretty, yet amazingly competent Lady Trooper named Jet and a semi-secret romantic relationship and things really get interesting.

Told from the perspective of an avid pilot and Trooper, you really get the feeling that these stories are real and can imagine the circumstances around them. The description of some of the flying circumstances would give paved-runway-only pilots the willies!

The description of the wilderness is also amazing and makes the chase for the criminals seem that much more realistic. Glaciers, grizzlies, blizzards, plane crashes, and crazed killers. Nothing stops Blake from seeking justice.

Authored by retired Alaska State Trooper M.D. Kincaid and based on actual cases. High adventure at low altitude.

“In Alaska Justice Mike Kincaid has created a masterpiece of adventure, suspense, intrigue, and humor.  His writing style reflects his warmth and dedication to his fellow officers and his work; it is  hard to tell which he loved most, his life as a law enforcement officer for the great state of Alaska or his writing.  Alaska Justice is a must read book.  You will enjoy it from its exciting beginning to its surprising ending.  Truly unforgettable. “ – Sandra E. Graham, author of Amos Jakey and Nicolina.

“It rates right up there with “Wager with the Wind”.  Fantastic book and very well written.” – Dave Linde, pilot

About the author:  M.D. Kincaid survived a rewarding, and exciting, career with Alaska Department of Public Safety.  He has lived in McKinley Park, Talkeetna, Valdez, Glennallen, Fairbanks, Bethel, King Salmon, Girdwood and Palmer, where he hiked, fished, hunted, skied, snowshoed, mushed dogs, flew Bush planes, chased bad guys, and built log cabins in the woods.  He now shares his passion for seaplane flying with students from around the globe in his restored Piper J3 and writes when the weather grounds him.