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| Book Title | Bone Walker |
| Series | Anasazi Mysteries |
| Genre | Historical Mystery / Archaeological Mystery / Historical Fiction |
| Author | Kathleen O'Neal Gear & W. Michael Gear |
| Publisher | Tor Books |
| Published | 2002 |
| Pages | 672 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition Notes |
Pre-owned mass-market paperback with noticeable reading and shelf wear. Front cover has rubbing, scratches, edge wear, and several creases, including a prominent horizontal crease across the middle-right portion. Corners show wear. Back cover has substantial surface rubbing and scuffing, edge wear, and a large peeled/damaged area at the upper-left corner. Binding appears intact and the book remains a serviceable reading copy. |
| Condition | Good |
Eight hundred years after a Mogollon holy man is murdered, archaeologists Dusty Stewart and Maureen Cole find themselves confronting a modern mystery whose roots reach deep into the ancient Southwest.
When archaeologist Dale Emerson Robertson is killed, evidence points toward the mysterious “Wolf Witch.” As Dusty and Maureen investigate, the case begins exposing unsettling secrets from Dusty’s own past—including questions surrounding his father’s suicide. Meanwhile, the ancient and modern stories draw ever closer together.
Blending archaeology, murder mystery, Native American history, and supernatural suspense, Bone Walker brings the Anasazi Mysteries trilogy to a dark and atmospheric conclusion.
The third and concluding volume of the Anasazi Mysteries, Bone Walker combines the Gears’ archaeological expertise and historical storytelling with a contemporary murder investigation.
This is particularly useful EugeneBookStore inventory because Kathleen O’Neal Gear and W. Michael Gear have an extensive interconnected readership. Customers familiar with their First North Americans novels may also be attracted to this mystery series.
Book III of the Anasazi Mysteries. Written by archaeologists Kathleen O’Neal Gear and W. Michael Gear. This is especially useful as a set-building title because it completes the three-volume Anasazi Mysteries series.
