Incident in Tishomingo

The Lighthorse Mysteries, Book 2

De: D Champfleur

Narrado por: Ken Snow

In the red clay heart of southern Oklahoma, where tribal sovereignty meets federal law and the past never quite stays buried, a man collapses on the lawn of the old Chickasaw Capitol. What begins as a jurisdictional puzzle soon unfolds into a haunting investigation that spans casino corridors, military secrets, and the quiet desperation of trafficked lives.

Captain Hawk of the Chickasaw Lighthorse Police, Officer Overton, and OSBI Agent Betty Penny must navigate a tangled web of false identities, tribal politics, and federal indifference. As they chase the truth across reservation lines and into the shadows of Dallas finance, they uncover a story of loyalty, silence, and the cost of honor in a fractured legal landscape reshaped by the McGirt decision.

Incident in Tishomingo is more than a mystery—it’s a meditation on justice, belonging, and the quiet endurance of those who serve. With lyrical prose and deep respect for the Chickasaw Nation’s legacy, D. Champfleur delivers a riveting tale where every jurisdictional line is a moral one, and every silence holds a name.

©2025 Leaford Leven Blevins, Jr. (P)2025 Leaford Leven Blevins, Jr.

Ok but……

Really liked the story but seems like it skips parts of the story. I do like the Oklahoma setting and the author does a great job representing the location. Good narration.

The Story was compelling and beautifully told.

Narration gave color and depth to the story. Easy clear voice tells the story with local feel.