Wind River Reservation Mystery The Ghost Walker, Book 2, (Paperback)

from lewilliams

The second story in the Wind River series is as well written as the first book. Coel has created believe able characters. This story is set in the winter, making it a perfect read for those hot summer days.

from kbastura

A fine story that weaves Native American culture, Jesuit beliefs and WASP values into a wonderful fabric.

from mikedraper

Fr. John O'Malley of the St. Francis Mission in the Wind River Arapaho reservation is on his way to a meeting when his car breaks down in the snow. As he's walking for help, he stumbles over a dead body partically covered in the snow. When he gets to a place where he can call for help and the she...

from thornton37814

In this second mystery set on the Wind River reservation in Wyoming, Father John O'Malley happens upon a body when his Toyota breaks down. He is nearly run over by a person who was obviously not from the area but who reconsiders and gives him a lift. When the sheriff and Father John return to the...

from CandyH

The Ghost Walker is another excellent Wind River Reservation mystery by Margaret Coel. I've read several of her books recently and they are all wonderfully crafted and woven to keep the reader devouring the book and anxious to grab another in the series. Father John and lawyer Vicky Holden search...