โ Scribed by Hillerman, Tony
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"He makes the desert come, alive." -- _-- _Denver Post
"Hillerman . . . is in a class by himself." -- _-- _Los Angeles Times
"Hillerman deserves to be included in any list of the best living mystery writers." -- _-- _Dallas Morning News
"Hillerman gets better with every book." -- _-- _San Francisco Chronicle
"Hillerman is an expert puzzle-maker." -- _-- _The Atlantic
"Hillerman is surely one of the finest and most original craftsmen at work in the genre today." -- _-- _The Boston Globe
"Hillerman's mysteries are unique in American crime fiction." -- _-- _Los Angeles Times
"Readers who have not discovered Hillerman should not waste one minute more." -- _-- _Oklahoma City Oklahoman
"The only mysteries I read are Hillerman's." -- _-- _Ursula K. Le Guin
"This series of Southwestern mysteries from Tony Hillerman is superb." -- _-- _Daily News
"Whatever your pleasure, you can't go wrong with this gifted, skillful and . . . unique writer." -- _-- _San Diego Union
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### Review "He makes the desert come, alive." -- \_-- *\_Denver Post* "Hillerman . . . is in a class by himself." -- \_-- *\_Los Angeles Times* "Hillerman deserves to be included in any list of the best living mystery writers." -- \_-- *\_Dallas Morning News* "Hillerman gets better with every bo
### Review "He makes the desert come, alive." -- \_-- *\_Denver Post* "Hillerman . . . is in a class by himself." -- \_-- *\_Los Angeles Times* "Hillerman deserves to be included in any list of the best living mystery writers." -- \_-- *\_Dallas Morning News* "Hillerman gets better with every bo
SUMMARY: Who would murder a dying man? Why would someone steal a box of rocks? And why would a rich man's wife pay $3,000 to get them back? These questions haunt Sgt. Jim Chee of the Navajo Tribal Police as he journeys into the scorching Southwest. But there, out in the Bad Country, a lone assassin