The Blessing Way
• Tony Hillerman
MYSTERY •
2009 •
PAPER
• 304 PAGES
Hillerman's first mystery introduces Detective Joe Leaphorn of the Navajo Tribal Police, as well as Hillerman's now-trademark attention to Southwestern peoples' cultures and histories.
(SWU94, $9.99) |
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Coyote Waits
• Tony Hillerman
MYSTERY •
2009 •
PAPER
• 352 PAGES
Investigating the murder of a fellow tribal policeman, Lt. Joe Leaphorn and Sgt. Jim Chee unravel a complex plot of death involving a historical find, a lost fortune, and the mythical Coyote in this tense mystery, full of Hillerman's customary attention to detail on Navajo culture.
(SWU282, $9.99) |
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Dance Hall of the Dead
• Tony Hillerman
MYSTERY •
2009 •
PAPER
• 272 PAGES
In this Navajo Tribal police mystery, Lt. Leaphorn is called upon to investigate the disappearance of two boys, one of whom has left behind a pool of blood.
(SWU280, $9.99) |
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People of Darkness
• Tony Hillerman
MYSTERY •
2009 •
PAPER
• 336 PAGES
In this Navajo Tribal police mystery, Sgt. Jim Chee journeys into the desert to investigate the puzzling murder of an already-dying man and the theft of an apparently worthless box of rocks.
(SWU281, $9.99) |
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Sacred Clowns
• Tony Hillerman
MYSTERY •
2009 •
PAPER
• 384 PAGES
In this Navajo Tribal Police mystery, Lt. Leaphorn and Sgt. Chee investigate the brutal bludgeoning deaths of a reservation schoolteacher and a sacred clown in a Tano pueblo.
(SWU283, $9.99) |
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The Shape Shifter
• Tony Hillerman
MYSTERY •
2008 •
PAPER
• 352 PAGES
Lt. Joe Leaphorn is drawn out of retirement when he receives a photograph of a long-lost and priceless Navajo artifact, cut from the glossy pages of a luxury magazine. When the contact who sent the photo is murdered, Leaphorn find himself again embroiled in an elaborate investigation of theft and murder. The 18th in Hillerman's long-runnng Leaphorn/Chee mystery series.
(SWU279, $9.99) |
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A Thief of Time
• Tony Hillerman
MYSTERY •
2009 •
PAPER
• 352 PAGES
This mystery of two corpses and stolen artifacts from an ancient Anasazi burial site is more than a good story of whodunit. The great mystery writer Tony Hillerman presents a thoughtful portrait of the complex relationships between white and Native Americans, set against a detailed depiction of Southwestern culture, landscape and history.
(USW46, $9.99) |
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