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Ghostland Author: The Cherokee Heritage Festival is about to begin, and Buckskin, Oklahoma is bustling--until the murder of Tamarah Birch, a third-grade girl from the tribal boarding school, dampens the festivities for the townspeople and especially for Police Chief Mitch Bushyhead. Bushyhead has too few hard clues and too many suspects--a recently released menta... more »
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This is my favorite series by Jean Hager. Unfortunately, there are only 3 or 4 books featuring half Cherokee Police Chief Mitch Bushyhead, solving the crimes of Buckskin, OK, while raising a daughter on his own.
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The Cherokee Heritage Festival is about to begin and Buckskin Oklahoma is bustling until the murder of Tamaran Birch. A wonderful read
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I had some trouble getting into this book, but once quirky characters were introduced I finished the book quickly. The cover makes a big deal about comparing this to a Hillerman book, and although it has Indians in it, it is nothing like a Hillerman book. I don't mean that as a critisism, I really enjoyed the chief of police and his difficulties, and I was very suprised at the secret, a problem that doesn't get mentioned much in modern stories, but was a big deal in antiquity.
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