A Case of the Missing Prince

The case may be cold, but what if the prince isn't? It's up to Evie and Al to find him.
Crown Prince Stanislav Drulivic is missing. The thirty-five-year old heir to the Kingdom of Zobora, located in the Carpathian Mountains on the border of Poland and Slovakia, an area rich in mineral deposits, vanished four months ago on a hiking/mountain climbing trip to Alberta. There was a rockslide at his last known locale, and two climbers were killed while many others were injured, including four of his friends traveling with him, but no one has seen hide nor hair of the missing royal since that day.
People disappear for a number of reasons, but when the missing person is next in line for the throne, foul play can't be ignored. The authorities claim they've recovered all the bodies, but if he walked away from the slide, where is he now? With the family offering a huge financial incentive for answers, the job seems to be right up Evie's alley, but there's a catch-there's always a catch.
In order to get the job, she has to include two Zoborans on her team: Viktor Opole, a security guard, and Baron Petrov Bukowski, a close friend of the missing prince. There's something about the two men that doesn't sit well with her. Al Binette, the former Navy Seal and Parks Canada employee who saved her life on her last case and brought love back into it, agrees to join her and watch her back once more.
While this new case is filled with intrigue and contradictions, it's a cold one that defies explanation and will take every ounce of the savvy detective's reasoning and investigative skills to solve.
Accidents can happen to anyone, anytime, anywhere, but how many times can Evie cheat death?