Review
Comment: If you're looking for a thrilling, page turning, heart pounding
adventure - move on; but if you're in the market for a thoughtful mystery
set in a stunning location look no further. I think I would have
enjoyed
Skeleton Man wherever and however I'd read it, but it's quite possible that
I particularly enjoyed it because I listened to most of it on a long solo
car journey with absolutely no distractions, so I could take in every
mellow, gravelly word read by George Guidall.
This
series began way back in 1970 with The Blessing Way, starring Joe
Leaphorn. In 1980 Hillerman introduced Jim Chee in People of
Darkness; and in 1986 he brought his two characters together in Skinwalkers.
Thirty-four years after the first book,...
Beyond the Book
Hillerman is a prolific writer, not just of fiction, but also
non-fiction (usually on Indian Country issues), and has also edited four
anthologies.
Navajo mystery series order:
The Blessing Way, in 1970,
Dance
Hall of the Dead (1973),
Listening Woman (1978),
People
of Darkness (1980),
The Dark Wind (1982),
The Ghostway (1984).
Skinwalkers (1986),
A Thief of Time
(1988),
Talking God (1989),
Coyote Waits (1990),
Sacred Clowns (1993),
The Fallen Man (1996),
The First Eagle
(1998),
Hunting Badger (1999),
The Wailing Wind (2002),
The Sinister Pig (2003),
Skeleton Man...