Burnt-out former foreign correspondent Phillip McGuire is happy owning and running a bar in Lawrence, Kansas. He's happy with his new house in the country. But he's not happy. When two female Navajo students go missing from Haskell Indican College, he agrees to shelter a third. And then a mysterious, beautiful, Chinese woman, pursuing a hidden agenda, stumbles into his life. All the while, a half-Navajo young man begins to execute a plan to reopen the gates to the Holy People so that the Navajo may receive new gifts to rid themselves of the White man.
Failed and fired English teachers scams the political system and gets the girl, the money, and a killer skateboard computer game.
Eight stories from my heartland: The Saltness of TimeOne More VictimBlue Kansas SkyThe NotebookDownswingHospita DaysInnocent PassageBless Me, Father, for I am Sinning
Why is so much murder, mystery, and sexual brutality condensed among the few duplex homes built so close together on the Elm Street cul d'sac? The answers lie within the language of flowers; and the language of flowers can be brutally frank. They can also save your life.
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