Drama / Crime
National Park Investigator Jodi Larsen and a lost dog named Blue team up to solve mysteries in the wilderness, forging an unexpected bond amidst danger and healing.


Jodi Larsen recently joined the National Park Service Police after a year marked by the loss of her mother and her decision to leave the military after serving her final tour of duty. She unexpectedly teams up with a dog named Blue as her new partner. Together, they tackle their first case, investigating the disappearance of a boy who went missing while camping with his family. As night falls, a race against time begins to find the boy before it's too late. Both Blue and Jodi are put to the ultimate test.

When a fugitive goes missing in the National Park, Jodi must work with a U.S. Marshal to find the man and bring him to justice. As the case unfolds, Jodi realizes there is more to this fugitive than she's been told, leading to a shocking discovery and an epic chase to find the fugitive and solve the case.

Blue discovers a body in the woods with no ID and no clear cause of death. With mounting evidence pointing in different directions, Jodi must navigate a web of secrets and hidden motives to uncover the truth behind the mysterious death.

During a bungee jump excursion a man dies when the bungee line snaps. With a number of suspects, Jodi and her team discover there is more to this case than meets the eye.

When a protected wolf and her pups go missing in the forests of Crystal Ridge, Jodi and the NPS team are thrust into action, needing to find them and discover why they went missing before it's too late.

A social media influencer is live streaming on the edge of a cliff when she suddenly falls. While searching, Blue is injured and with his life now on the line, it's a race against time to save them both.

A treasure hunt in the park leads to a dead body; Bill finds himself in a life and death situation.

Bill is deliberately run off the road and severely injured; uncovering a targeted attack.

Jodi Larsen

Ryan Miller

Nora Esposito

Liza King

Alex Meeks

Bill Larsen

Tyson Bernard

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