Kachina Roulette

In "Kachina Roulette," the brutal murder of an old Hopi medicine man during a pilgrimage near the Grand Canyon sparks an investigation led by U.S. Forest Service archaeologist Jenny Hatch. As she delves into the case, the clues intertwine with ancient Hopi legends, unveiling a web of suspects that includes a uranium mine owner, a renegade Indian leader, and a rebel politician. This intriguing sequel to "Anasazi Strip" explores themes of greed and environmental justice, as powerful factions clash amidst a backdrop of lost legends and a long-lost map, all while vying to control a significant cultural artifact.