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Tuesday, February 21, 2006

The Eye of the Wolf

Author:     Margaret Coel

Category:     Fiction     

Reviewer:     Jan Woodcock

Department/Position:     Library/Media

Summary: Father John O'Malley is  alarmed on receiving a cryptic voice-mail message that leads him to a century-old battlefield and three newly slain Shoshones. Could these be revenge killings for the bloody battle that took place between the now co-existing Arapahos and Shoshones? When a client of Arapaho attorney Vicky Holden, Frankie Montana, is accused of the murders, Vicky's law partner and lover, Adam Lone Eagle, urges her to pass Montana to the attractive new lawyer in town. Past experience sets off her warning bells, and Vicky begins to wonder about Adam's interest in the beautiful blond newcomer. The wary familiarity between Vicky and Father John continues even as the two are drawn into an expanding circle of death.

Recommended Audience:     Young Adult and Adult An interesting read for those who enjoy Western and Arapaho Nation history.

Rating:     4

This book is available in the AHS Library

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