Unseen

by S. L. Stoner

Overview

Sage Adair is working on mundane business accounts when an urgent message arrives. Within hours, he and his friends are struggling to comprehend the harsh reality of Indian reservation life. They journey into that strange and dire world to fight greed. Soon things turn ominous when an Indian Service inspector is murdered and time starts running out for a prominent tribal leader. As they and their tribal allies begin uncovering the reservation's secrets, a small boy disappears, taking the biggest secret with him. This ninth Sage Adair story inserts historical facts into a fast-paced adventure mystery unfolding within the deadly confines of an Indian boarding school and reservation.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162959182
Publisher:	Yamhill Press
Publication date:	08/16/2020
Series:	Sage Adair Historical Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

An unrepentant sixties hippie and progressive politico, Susan Stoner, writing as S.L. Stoner has long pursued social and economic justice. She’s fought the “good” fight standing beside many others in prisons, free clinics, neighborhood and labor organizations. She’s also sued city hall and won.

Believing in the adage that those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it, Stoner writes in the tradition of historian Howard Zinn. She, however, uses fiction to tell the story of ordinary people’s heroic, sacrificial and effective place in history.

Stoner continues to be supportive of the struggle between the relatively powerless and the overly powerful. For over thirty years she provided legal services to those seeking workplace justice.
For balance, Stoner takes long walks with her husband and dogs and gazes at forested and snow-capped mountains while practicing Tai Chi and guitar.