Sixty Miles South

A gunshot in the Alaskan dark sends sixteen-year-old Kenna Sandstrom running into sub-zero wilderness with nothing but a survival pack and a hard drive she doesn't understand. Her father—a recluse she barely knows—told her to run, and now he's gone. The nearest help is sixty miles south through frozen rivers, starving cold, and men with dogs who want what she's carrying. To survive, Kenna must become the person her father secretly spent months preparing her to be.