A Skeleton in Bone Creek
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4.1 • 111 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Harkin County has its share of skeletons. But when a previously hidden skeleton surfaces in Bone Creek, the assignment falls to the Special Operations division at the FBI. Buried deep in the section of California known as The Free State of Jefferson, the local office doesn't want anything to do with Harkin County.
Special Agent Nash Running Bear has her misgivings about returning to the small town she grew up in. But she only wants to think of two reasons she is right for the investigation.
The vision she has been having, she doesn't want to think about. She's not her mother.
Old racial slights and hatred for outsiders, don't make looking for more bones any easier... nor does the appearance of an old high school fling.
Customer Reviews
Great story
Couldn’t put it down. Very interesting story line, great characters and never a dull moment.
Love that the descriptions were short and concise and not long drawn out unnecessary pagefilling words.
Now on to the next book in the series.
Not my cup of tea
I finished the book,but it was a struggle. Just couldn’t get into the characters. There were some side storylines of the plot I liked and wished it had gone further into detail/ that direction Maybe those themes/ story lines are explored more in later books but I’ll never know.
A Skeleton in Bone Creek
A Native American FBI agent returns to her hometown to investigate the discovery of skeletal remains in the town’s hot springs. The author’s premise is promising but the story is difficult to follow and much of the dialogue is terse to the point of cryptic. Asterisks denoting scene breaks would help readers understand scene changes/character movement.
After reading 3/4 of the novel I gave up. The story was chaotic and the personal histories between characters was sketchy at best.😔