Coel, Margaret, 1937-

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Coel, Margaret
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Tensions between tradition and modern Native American life figure prominently in Margaret Coel's compelling and richly-detailed mysteries. Her Wind River Reservation series, set on a Wyoming Arapaho Indian reservation, provides fast-paced, character-driven tales featuring John O'Malley, a recovering alcoholic priest from Boston, and Vicky Holden, an Arapaho attorney. Coel uses suspense and a strong sense of place as vehicles for exploring thought-provoking themes from petroleum rights to petroglyphs. Her other series features Catherine McLeod, an investigative reporter from Denver. Coel also writes Native American history and biography. Start with: Eagle Catcher (fiction); Chief Left Hand, Southern Arapaho (nonfiction)
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Coel, Margaret, 1937-
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http://www.margaretcoel.com/
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1937-
Name
Coel, Margaret
Description
Tensions between tradition and modern Native American life figure prominently in Margaret Coel's compelling and richly-detailed mysteries. Her Wind River Reservation series, set on a Wyoming Arapaho Indian reservation, provides fast-paced, character-driven tales featuring John O'Malley, a recovering alcoholic priest from Boston, and Vicky Holden, an Arapaho attorney. Coel uses suspense and a strong sense of place as vehicles for exploring thought-provoking themes from petroleum rights to petroglyphs. Her other series features Catherine McLeod, an investigative reporter from Denver. Coel also writes Native American history and biography. Start with: Eagle Catcher (fiction); Chief Left Hand, Southern Arapaho (nonfiction)
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