The Lost Bird Audiobook

" Finally, a book that reflects accurately the true way of Native American life..... "

" Excellent mystery as well as learning of native american traditions. "

" IMNSHO the best of the series "

" I really enjoy mysteries and Indian culture. Margaret Coel mixes the two together in her books. She is similar to Tony Hillerman, but better, I think. "

" I have been a fan of Margaret Coel's books. This novel revealed a relationship adjustment which, in my opinion, was long overdue. "

" I think this was the best Margaret Coel I've read so far. Same characters (Vicky the lawyer, John the priest) but an intriguing mystery about a murdered priest, hostile race relations, environmental degradation and a possibly conspiracy in black market baby-trafficking/adoptions decades before. "

" I'm glad Nancy recommended Coel. This the mystery of the murdered priest and nurse and all the sick children's deaths. It all comes together in a harrowing climax. "

" A great mystery involving Arapaho lawyer Vicky Holden and Father John in a murder of another priest at St. Francis Mission. "

" One of my favorites of this series. "

" Excellent story... In this adventure involving Arapaho attorney Vicky Holden and her friend and confidant Father John O'Malley, mysteries of the past bring shocking events into the present --with far reaching consequences for the future of the people. "

" Yes. another NAtive American mystery story "

" Enjoyed a more plausible plot for detectives and a priest/parishoner relationship. "

" This was my first Coel book--a fast, enjoyable read (but nothing for the literary critic). "

" Interesting mystery topic. Learning more about the Jesuit priest. "

" good series development "

" still a good series "

" I read this for my mystery book group. I have read most of Coel's books and I really enjoy the relationship between Father John and Vicky Holden. Coel does a ton of research for each of her books and you can tell when you read about the history and events surrounding the Wind River Reservation. "

" Arapaho & Shoshone on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming. Good Mystery "

" Well.. the 5th in the series was a very moving story. Each book that Coel writes appears to get better and better. "

" This was my first Coel book--a fast, enjoyable read (but nothing for the literary critic). "

" Yes. another NAtive American mystery story "

" Another excellent story of Father O'Malley and Indian attorney Vicki Holden and the Arapaho. "

" I think this was the best Margaret Coel I've read so far. Same characters (Vicky the lawyer, John the priest) but an intriguing mystery about a murdered priest, hostile race relations, environmental degradation and a possibly conspiracy in black market baby-trafficking/adoptions decades before. "

" I read this for my mystery book group. I have read most of Coel's books and I really enjoy the relationship between Father John and Vicky Holden. Coel does a ton of research for each of her books and you can tell when you read about the history and events surrounding the Wind River Reservation. "

" Arapaho & Shoshone on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming. Good Mystery "

" I'm glad Nancy recommended Coel. This the mystery of the murdered priest and nurse and all the sick children's deaths. It all comes together in a harrowing climax. "

" I really enjoy mysteries and Indian culture. Margaret Coel mixes the two together in her books. She is similar to Tony Hillerman, but better, I think. "

" IMNSHO the best of the series "

" A great mystery involving Arapaho lawyer Vicky Holden and Father John in a murder of another priest at St. Francis Mission. "