Indianische Literatur 07

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Indianische Literatur 07

The Sacred Bridge: A Mystery Novel (A Leaphorn, Chee & Manuelito Novel, 7, Band 7)

Autor: Anne Hillerman

Taschenbuch, 10.01.2023

The Sentence: Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2022

Autor: Louise Erdrich

Taschenbuch, 30.11.2021

Desolation Mountain: A Novel (Cork O'Connor Mystery Series, Band 17)

Autor: William Kent Krueger

Taschenbuch, 16.04.2019

Das Herz der Sioux Land der vielen Zelte: Land der vielen Zelte

Autoren: Peter & Éeny Marsh, Éeny Marsh

Taschenbuch, 17.04.2022

THE ANTELOPE WIFE

Autor: Erdrich

Taschenbuch, 21.10.2002

Indeh: A Story of the Apache Wars

Ethan Hawke, Greg Ruth

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The Hunger: "Deeply disturbing, hard to put down" - Stephen King

Alma Katsu

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Wintercount: Dämmerung über dem Land der Sioux

Dallas Chief Eagle

B, Broschiert

Monkey Beach

Eden Robinson

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Split Tooth

Tanya Tagaq

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Girl Gone Missing (Cash Blackbear Mystery)

Marcie R. Rendon

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The Wailing Wind (A Leaphorn and Chee Novel, Band 15)

Tony Hillerman

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Skeleton Man (Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee Novels)

Tony Hillerman

Gebundene Ausgabe

Joe Leaphorn, former Navajo tribal police lieutenant, is not a happy retiree. So when his successor asks him to look into how a young Hopi named Billy Tuve came by a valuable diamond the boy tried to pawn for a fraction of its worth, Joe finds himself involved in a five decade old mystery. It dates back to a plane crash in the Grand Canyon, one that took the life of a man whose putative daughter also has an interest in the diamond; it could lead her to her father's remains, from which she hopes to extract enough D N A to establish her birthright. For good measure, Hillerman adds a couple of villains determined to beat her to the site of the crash, a cache of other diamonds long since given up for lost in the Canyon's watery depths, and a Hopi ritual that's kept the site secret for years. It's a good yarn, well but twice told; Hillerman sets it up in a chronologically confusing opening chapter, in which Joe spins the story for a couple of former law-enforcement colleagues-not just to entertain or enlighten them but to demonstrate what he calls his " Navajo belief in universal connections. The cause leads to inevitable effect. The entire cosmos being an infinitely complicated machine all working together. "

Hillerman is a name-brand writer with a huge and well deserved following. His evocation of the landscape of the Southwest is as compelling as it ever was, and many familiar characters from the other 18 novels in this prize-winning series appear here, notably Sergeant Jim Chee and border patrol officer Bernie Manuelito, the woman Chee hopes to marry. Joe Leaphorn remains his most fully-realized protagonist; his perspective on life, destiny, and the sometimes uneasy truce between Native Americans and whites gives this series a unique place in the genre. But as evidenced by his latest, Hillerman's hero needs more than a retired duffer's memories to keep him vital and alive, even for his most dedicated fans. < I>-Jane Adams

Skinwalkers (A Leaphorn and Chee Novel, Band 7)

Tony Hillerman

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