I’m glad you enjoyed the post, Carol. I found the cultural aspect very interesting; I think it really added to the story. If you do read Hager’s work, I hope you’ll enjoy it.
Sounds interesting! I’m always intrigued by the idea of a nation within a nation, complete with its own law agencies. I imagine it must make for a lot of complications when dealing with crimes that cross between the communities.
I think you’re right, FictionFan. There’s always a layer of complexity when there’s crime in one of the Native American nations. Sometimes the agencies involved work together reasonably well, and sometimes…not. I think Hager captures that fairly effectively here. If you read it, I hope you’ll like it!
Crime Writer Margot Kinberg 
This sounds like a very intriguing novel. I love the cultural aspect of the novel. Thanks for introducing me to this writer, Margot.
LikeLike
I’m glad you enjoyed the post, Carol. I found the cultural aspect very interesting; I think it really added to the story. If you do read Hager’s work, I hope you’ll enjoy it.
LikeLiked by 1 person
This sounds right up my alley, Margot. Thank you for spotlighting!
LikeLike
If you do read it, Sue, I hope you’ll really enjoy it. I think it’s got a strong sense of local place and culture.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Sounds interesting! I’m always intrigued by the idea of a nation within a nation, complete with its own law agencies. I imagine it must make for a lot of complications when dealing with crimes that cross between the communities.
LikeLike
I think you’re right, FictionFan. There’s always a layer of complexity when there’s crime in one of the Native American nations. Sometimes the agencies involved work together reasonably well, and sometimes…not. I think Hager captures that fairly effectively here. If you read it, I hope you’ll like it!
LikeLiked by 1 person