Description
A sharp-eyed hydrologist, Robert Hawks, is pulled into a high-stakes conflict over Native American treaty rights—one where science, law, and power collide along the lines of land and water. When two FBI agents are murdered, Hawks becomes entangled in an investigation that quickly turns personal, forcing him to navigate suspicion, institutional pressure, and the moral weight of what it means to belong. As he uncovers the truth behind the violence, Hawks must confront how identity and community shape survival, testimony, and justice. Blending Percival Everett’s incisive, character-driven storytelling with a tense, investigative momentum, this novel explores sovereignty, environmental stakes, and the ways systems can both erase and reveal the people they claim to protect.
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paperback
Pan Macmillan
Published Jan 1, 2025
224 pages
ISBN: 9781035087044
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First Published
2025
Language
eng
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