
Wind River Reservation #7: The Thunder Keeper
The Arapahos of the Wind River Reservation are stunned by the apparent suicide of Duncan Grover, who came to Bear Lake Valley from Denver on a vision quest. Why would someone undertake a spiritual journey in such a revered area in order to die?A stranger's chilling confession to Father O'Malley reveals that Grover was in fact murdered, and that more deaths are sure to follow. Unable to break the confessional seal, the priest looks into the matter himself. The medicine man who prepared Grover for his quest believes that evil spirits sent by the Thunder beings ended the young man's life. But the police, unable to find a more earthbound suspect, have closed the case.Then in Denver, Vicky Holden receives a mysterious phone call about an urgent matter involving the reservation. But a hit-and-run "accident" kills the caller before she has a chance to talk with him. Now, Vicky and Father O'Malley must uncover what it is about the reservation that people are willing to kill for.
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The Arapahos of the Wind River Reservation are stunned by the apparent suicide of Duncan Grover, who came to Bear Lake Valley from Denver on a vision quest. Why would someone undertake a spiritual journey in such a revered area in order to die?A stranger's chilling confession to Father O'Malley reveals that Grover was in fact murdered, and that more deaths are sure to follow. Unable to break the confessional seal, the priest looks into the matter himself. The medicine man who prepared Grover for his quest believes that evil spirits sent by the Thunder beings ended the young man's life. But the police, unable to find a more earthbound suspect, have closed the case.Then in Denver, Vicky Holden receives a mysterious phone call about an urgent matter involving the reservation. But a hit-and-run "accident" kills the caller before she has a chance to talk with him. Now, Vicky and Father O'Malley must uncover what it is about the reservation that people are willing to kill for.
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Book details
- Hardcover | 245 pages
- English
- 042518188X
- 9780425181881
About Margaret Coel
Margaret Coel is the New York Times bestselling, award-winning author of the acclaimed novels featuring Father John O'Malley and Vicky Holden, as well as several works of nonfiction. Originally a historian by trade, she is considered an expert on the Arapaho Indians.
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