Eye Of The Wolf

The past haunts us all but especially those who suffered and were humiliated. Margaret Coel paints a wonderful picture of how the past walks alongside us, driving us, undermining us; the memory of a massacre and betrayal, the pull of addiction and the constant fight against alcoholism, the scars of......more

This is the 11th Book in Margaret Coel's Series on the Wind River Reservation. The series keeps getting better. The author's writing style has gotten better and the clarity of the story has increased. This is a good novel for light reading. It also provides an insight into a Native American issue th......more

The Arapahos revere there past. Here, the story is about a battle (a massacre) where the Shoshone lead the soldiers to the Arapaho camp and kill 41 men, women and children. 3 Shoshone dead and posed at the battlefield. Thus begins another whodunit. I like this series and this one was especially good......more

I could feel the cold and wind on the plains blow through my clothes. Imagine the dark and desolate places the characters were in. This is a powerful story of greed and pride.......more

The ongoing saga continues on the Wind River Reservation, inhabited by both Arapaho and Shoshone peoples. Three young Shoshone college students are murdered and their bodies placed in grotesque postures that emulate a hundred-year-old massacre of Arapahos by Shoshones. Is an Arapaho exacting revenge......more