A unique pair of private investigators--a Lakota Sioux graduate student studying "culinary psycho-sociology," and a blind ex-San Francisco police officer--have their work cut out for them. Their client, an ex-U.S. Senator turned ski resort owner, has been shot dead with an arrow before he could tell the detectives why he hired them! A look into their client's past exposes his tangled affairs and "eccentricities," and places them in a deadly web of intrigue and murder!
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What better diversion on a tropical island than Robert Westbrook's Ghoast Dancer: A thriller, captivating in its intrigue, injected with humor and just enough Indian lore and present day societal and moral problems to keep you rivetted. Flipped a coin as to who would have first rights. It was worth the wait.
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Ghost Dancer was great fun to read. Not just another Hillerman type southwestern mystery, this was far more clever and had more colorful characters. Great social commentaries, witty and insightful writing and a well constructed mystery that led me down many wrong paths.
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I found Ghost Dancer completely engaging. I not only found it suspenseful, but clever, amusing and well thought out. I enjoyed the author's sense of humor, his cynicism regarding christian fundamentalism, his culinary fetishes, and his ability to set the scene... the southwest, native american themes, ski culture, etc. I have not only recommended this mystery to friends, I have given the book as a gift on more than a few occassions.
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