Raven Moon

· A Howard Moon Deer Mystery Book 10 · Speaking Volumes
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The rich are buying the American West up and down the Rocky Mountains, and now a hedge fund billionaire, Leonard Hamm, has bought Lakota P.I. Howard Moon Deer’s favorite ski area, San Geronimo Peak, pouring money into new hotels, condos, and a restaurant that will overlook Indian land. When a chairlift is sabotaged and the head of lift ops is murdered, Howie is hired to find who is trying to destroy the resort.

The most obvious suspects are a group of young activist Indians from the San Geronimo Pueblo who don’t want to see their community turn into the next Vail, yet another scenic town where locals can no longer afford to live. But as the team of Howie, Jack, and Georgie continue to investigate, they uncover a deadly feud between two New Mexico billionaires who may be responsible for the increasing carnage, a war of egos where winning is everything, and there is no mercy for those who get in their way.

RAVEN MOON is a page-turning roller coaster adventure through the Land of Enchantment with a modern twist of an old evil — the new Conquistadores who arrive in private jets, rather than horses, in search of plunder.

"Fans of Hillerman will love this unique and quirky detective duo."—Leslie Glass, bestselling author of Tracking Time

"Westbrook...possesses a masterful sense of narration."—The Washington Post Book World

"A racy and readable writer."—The New York Times Book Review 


The rich are buying the American West up and down the Rocky Mountains, and now a hedge fund billionaire, Leonard Hamm, has bought Lakota P.I. Howard Moon Deer’s favorite ski area, San Geronimo Peak, pouring money into new hotels, condos, and a restaurant that will overlook Indian land. When a cha...

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About the author

Born December 24, 1945, Robert Westbrook grew up in a Hollywood family of writers. His mother was the columnist Sheilah Graham, whose bestselling 1958 autobiography, "Beloved Infidel," was made into a biopic with Deborah Kerr as Sheilah and Gregory Peck as F. Scott Fitzgerald. Robert's 1995 memoir, "Intimate Lies"— republished by Speaking Volumes in 2018 —tells the story of this turbulent romance. 

Robert was educated at the Harvard School in Los Angeles, the Putney School, and Columbia College. His first book, "Journey Behind the Iron Curtain," was published when he was 17, an account of a high school trip to the Soviet Union. In 1969, his coming-of-age novel, "The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart" was made into an MGM movie starring Don Johnson. 

While living in Hawaii in the 1985, he began his first mystery series with "The Left-Handed Policeman" and continuing with "Nostalgia Kills" and "Lady Left." After he and his wife, Gail, moved to northern New Mexico in 1991, he began the Howard Moon Deer series with "Ghost Dancer," "Warrior Circle," "Red Moon," "Ancient Enemy," "Turquoise Lady," "Blue Moon," "Hungry Ghost," "Walking Rain," and most recently, "Eagle Falls." He is currently writing the 10th book of the series, "Raven Moon."

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Born December 24, 1945, Robert Westbrook grew up in a Hollywood family of writers. His mother was the columnist Sheilah Graham, whose bestselling 1958 autobiography, "Beloved Infidel," was made into a biopic with Deborah Kerr as Sheilah and Gregory Peck as F. Scott Fitzgerald. Robert's 1995 memoi...

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