The December 30, 2021, Marshall Fire south of Boulder will be remembered as the most destructive inferno in Colorado history and one of the top fifteen worst fires in the western United a little over four hours, the fire, fueled by high velocity Chinook winds, burned 6,026 acres, consumed 1,084 structures, and caused over $2 billion in fire caught everyone nearby by one thought a fire could create so much destruction in so short a time, specially during the residents considered suburban Superior and Louisville at risk to wildfire.  Interviews, local history and pictures convey the turmoil, tragedy and drama of this nightmare. These stories are intertwined with the police and fire dispatch broadcasts and public announcements to provide a are headed by the area’s weather reports as the winds play a powerful part. The story of the Marshall fire is a book not to be missed!  Available online and at most major book