A Desert Drowning

A Smoke Tree Series Novel

A MAN SHOULD NOT DROWN IN A DESERT! BUT ONE HAS. TWICE! Teenage outsiders from the desert town of Smoke Tree find a body floating in a cistern beneath a desert moon, but an autopsy shows the man drowned elsewhere. Why move a drowned man and stage a false drowning? As Deputy Johnny Quentin, investigates, he discovers that the man's wife is also missing. Johnny must find her before the killer claims another victim. Find her in a section of open desert larger than some states. The new deputy, haunted his his tours as a Ranger in Vietnam and the death of his best friend there, must put his demons aside. Can he do it? Buy, "A Desert Drowning" and find out.

All the accurate history incorporated into the storyline

Love learning about an area of the country I know little about
This is an incredible series that entertains and tackles difficult issues
Thank you

Still using terrible A.I. narration Mr.George?

You are a first rate author, and I enjoy your writing. I'm a fan of every Western and Southwestern US police
procedurals author I've ever read, and you're the real deal. You know your region, and the interactions of
the races, and you create great depth of characters. BUT A.I. narration knocks listening to your tales DOWN a
couple of pegs IMO. It's laughable. I can't believe you don't understand this.

Now that I've heard most of your books and they are ALL A.I. I think that decision is a real disservice to us
listeners.