Never-Ending Snake by Aimee & David Thurlo. Library
Call Number: PS3570.H82N48 2010.
From Booklist: “Ella
Clah, member of the Navajo Nation and special investigator for the Navajo
Tribal Police, is one of the most intriguing and best-realized characters in
today’s crime fiction. The Thurlos give added value to the character by slowly
developing Ella, deepening her commitments and problems, throughout the series.
At the beginning of this [sixteenth] Clah mystery, Ella is facing a critical
choice between working for much more money and much less stress for a private
security firm in D.C. or remaining with the Rez police. Just as Ella returns
home from her D.C. interview, she and her two companions (tribal attorney Kevin
Tolino, who fathered Ella’s daughter, and alternative-fuel lobbyist Adam
Lonewolf) are met with a hail of gunfire. The ready-made mystery here is
determining which of the three was the target? Motives abound for all of them.
Action also abounds, sometimes to an almost pulp-novel degree. Still, a
thoroughly satisfying crime novel.” --Connie Fletcher
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