Eduardo Suastegui

Jane and her children go home to Wyoming to visit her brother. She also intends to complete her application for tribal membership and look up any remaining family her mother has on the reservation. Shortly after their arrival she learns her brother has become involved in a bogus land plot transfer that has created animosity with the reservation.

Jane and her dogs join an investigation of domestic terrorism, serial murder, and greed. She finds herself trying to negotiate a peace.

Another curve in the Jane McMurtry story. I like how she handles the political hot potato and doesn’t lose her cool (although she would like to). Another interesting book in the Tracking Jane series.… (más)

Joe Breener, a Special Ops soldier, who Jane trained under in Afghanistan is accused of murdering his wife and children. The last time Jane saw him an IED had destroyed his legs, stateside he was fitted with the same advanced prothsetics as Jane.
Jane goes to Los Angeles hoping to see and help him. She hunts for him among the homeless.

But, all she manages is to open a huge can of worms.

This series is escalating in drama and adventure, with a definite sci-fi twist. And, and unexpected ending.… (más)