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Alastair Mccoll alastairmccoll — Catherine McLeod works for The Journal in Denver. She is covering a story about the Arapaho and Cheyenne tribes filing to reclaim their 27 million acres of land. Someone doesn't want her to know the details of this deal because she becomes the target of an assassin. She has narrowly escaped his attacks as she continues to uncover many secrets about a conspiracy that leads way back into the past and the founding of Denver itself. She also learns about her own heritage. My Thoughts: I enjoyed this book very much not only for the current mystery but the immense amount of Native American history contained in this story. At times it was a little hard to follow, but after reading this book I did a little research into the treaty and it can be very hard to understand on its own. Coel's ability to wrap a entire story around it is masterful. The author is a historian and said to be an expert in the Arapaho Indians and it shines through clearly in her work. I am sure that is why her other series is so successful as well.

öykü Yıldızhan oyildizhan — I was reading this book for the umpteenth time when suddenly we got in a bad car wreck. I finished the paragraph before realizing that my neck hurt quite a bit, and there was glass in my hair. So yeah, it's a pretty good book.

Ha Hong hahongtruo3360 — Really entertaining read, even after having seen the movie.

Arcogroup Arcogroup arcogroup — I guess I missed the boat on this one. The book was really fast paced, and pulled you through nicely, but I thought the ending sucked. Bah...she wasn't the strong heroine I wanted her to be.

David Morcos _ave_ — I have to admit, this book was better than I thought it would be. I never would have picked this up on my own; I was compelled to read it because my book club selected it for this month's discussion. I thought it was going to be godawful, not only because of the triggery subject matter, but also because of the 5 year-old's narrative POV. While at times unbelievable, and at other times obnoxiously written, I found myself interested to know what would become of the characters. And this, I'm afraid, is not an interest that I always have in most books that I've read lately. For that, this deserve 3 stars.