Wind River Mystery: The Man Who Fell from the Sky (Hardcover)

from jamespurcell

Good integration of the Butch Cassidy myth and history serve as a background for a current exercise in greed. A Rez death by drowning, may not have been accidental as the victim was hunting Butch's lost loot. As always, interesting insights into the Arapaho culture, then and now, as the team trie...

from lewilliams

A great blend of the past in the legend of money buried money by Butch Cassidy and a death on the Wind River Reservation. Although half way through the book I figured out who was responsible for the death, I enjoyed the story.

from adeeba_zamaan

Margaret Coel deserves at least four stars for her prose, but after reading several novels in this series I'm beginning to think her plots are a little formulaic, with standard (for her) tropes: the division of Vicki's interests among her own work, her sense of not really belonging, her feelings ...

from poetreegirl

A master storyteller weaves the past and present together in a mystery on the Wind River Reservation.

from steller0707

My family has enjoyed the Wind River mysteries with Jesuit Mission priest John O'Malley and Arapahoe Indian lawyer Vicki Holden, who join forces to solve crimes and preserve tribal traditions, and this one is no exception. It involves a treasure map said to be left on the reservation by Butch Cas...