The Girl With Braided Hair Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Neat mystery set in Arapahoe country. Cool protagonist, a woman lawyer who has come back to help her tribe. "

" I have read several books by Margaret Coel. She has on going characters. Arapaho attorney Vicky Holden and Father John O'Malley. This involves an old murder and the AIM(American Indian Movement). "

" This was a very enjoyable book. I learned a lot about the AIM (American Indian Movement). "

" Just read this latest in the Wind River Reservation Series featuring Father John O'Malley and Arapaho lawyer Vicki Holden, and immediately ran out to get all the books in the series. Mysteries with a heavy dose of Arapaho Indian Culture set in modern day Wyoming. Great easy escapist reading for summer. Fast-paced, solid writing. "

" Always enjoy stories set in a locale with which I am familiar. "

" As usual, the author weaves Arapaho history into the Wyoming landscape in a pleasant read. "

" My first read of this author and I liked the setting and the characters very much. Looking forward to reading earlier books to see what the connection was between the lady lawyer and the priest. "

" Excellent book - for me, this was the book book in this series. Father john and Vickie come together to solve a 35 year old murder. Extremely well done with a tight plot, and a somewhat surprising ending. "

" this book inspired me to read lakota woman "

" The author writes with extreme clarity, yet has the talent for vivid description. Her research of the Native Indian culture is impeccable and I learned much about the Arapahoe and the reservation. Her accuracy depicting the missionary priest was also admirable. "

" I learned about the native american movement AIM which I didn't know much about. As always Coel did a good job revealing the mystery in bits and pieces. "

" While waiting for the book Phil recommended, I decided to read this one by the same author. It was a real thriller and a great story. Also, good info about the Plains Indians as Tony Hillerman is about the Navajos. "

" Okay read, some very interesting insight to the American Indian Movement in the 70's, but overall sort of flat and forgettable. "

" One of the many good authors of stories about Native Americans and tribal issues. "

" A 1973 murder is uncovered, and Arapaho and AIM history on the Wind River and Pine Ridge reservations and in Denver are explored. The mystery is resolved at a high cost in the process. "

" I've read all of the wind river series and enjoyed t them all. Always get new insights about our history. I recommend this book. "

" In the same genre as the Tony Hillerman mysteries (but maybe a step or two behind), this book also has a couple of unlikely investigators, a plot involving native Americans, and a murder that goes back many years. I found the characters real and the book well-paced. "

" It annoys me when a book is propelled forward when a killer, who has gone undiscovered for 30 years, starts threatening the plucky, fierce, independent main character by leaving signs on her car that say STOP. Yeah, buddy. Like that's going to make her stop. "

" A book on cd for car trip. Quite disappointing. "

" Brain candy but a good page turner mystery. "

" Quick, escape reading. Supposedly the heir (ess?) to Tony Hillerman. Historical aspect of AIM movement in 1970's interesting to me. "

" Margaret Coel does an excellent job weaving a murder mystery with Arapaho history and present day life on the Wind River Reservation and the turbulent seventies. A great read. "

" I thought this was one of Coel's better Wind River Mysteries. I liked the history of the American Indian Movement. NPR had a bit on it just after I read it too. "

" Always enjoy stories set in a locale with which I am familiar. "

" I have read several books by Margaret Coel. She has on going characters. Arapaho attorney Vicky Holden and Father John O'Malley. This involves an old murder and the AIM(American Indian Movement). "

" I give four stars to this. It's the first book of hers I've read and It really held my interest. She seems to have a good grasp of life on the reservation. I think she's up there with Tony Hillerman. "

" Brain candy but a good page turner mystery. "

" I learned about the native american movement AIM which I didn't know much about. As always Coel did a good job revealing the mystery in bits and pieces. "

" I thought this was one of Coel's better Wind River Mysteries. I liked the history of the American Indian Movement. NPR had a bit on it just after I read it too. "

" This episode in the ongoing Vicky and Father John series is about the American Indian Movement, and the complex perceptions of this movement on the part of those characters who are engaged in solving the mystery of a woman who died on the reservation in 1973. "

" A 1973 murder is uncovered, and Arapaho and AIM history on the Wind River and Pine Ridge reservations and in Denver are explored. The mystery is resolved at a high cost in the process. "

" As usual, the author weaves Arapaho history into the Wyoming landscape in a pleasant read. "

" This was a very enjoyable book. I learned a lot about the AIM (American Indian Movement). "

" In the same genre as the Tony Hillerman mysteries (but maybe a step or two behind), this book also has a couple of unlikely investigators, a plot involving native Americans, and a murder that goes back many years. I found the characters real and the book well-paced. "

" Okay read, some very interesting insight to the American Indian Movement in the 70's, but overall sort of flat and forgettable. "