Description
When Denver investigative reporter Catherine McLeod travels to research the life of Sacajawea on the reservation, she expects to uncover history—not a mystery that pulls the present into the past. Her investigation deepens after a respected professor and longtime friend of Arapaho lawyer Vicky Holden vanishes, forcing Catherine to navigate secrets, shifting loyalties, and the stories people carry across generations. As clues emerge, the case becomes entwined with the enduring legacy of Sacajawea and the Western wilderness she helped shape, raising questions about memory, identity, and who gets to tell the truth. With Margaret Coel’s acclaimed, character-driven style, this gripping first installment blends suspense with cultural insight and a powerful sense of place.
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ebook
Penguin USA, Inc.
Published Jan 1, 2010
305 pages
ISBN: 9780786528622
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First Published
2000
Language
eng
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