Lyrical Underground and Net Galley allowed me to read this book for review (thank you). It will be published April 17th.
When a obnoxious reporter is killing on sacred Indian ground, Kelly's Indian friend is taken into custody. She knows he didn't do it. So she and the Silver Sentinels set out to solve the crime through old fashioned fact finding.
One of the uncommon facts Kelly learns is that the sunken cedars under water are worth big bucks. The minerals in the water change the color of the wood and it can be carved into unique pieces that sell well. She has her suspicions about who is harvesting this old protected wood that you need a permit to remove but she can't prove it. What she doesn't know is how dangerous this quiet community is.
When a man attending the cooking class collapses, they find he has been poisoned by mushrooms. He was the only one that got the bad ones and a doctor at the scene managed to save him but who wanted to kill him?
There are more questions and not many answers until the end of the book. I enjoy older people helping solve mysteries. Kelly was a well developed character and the story was enjoyable. This was a good cozy.
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