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Lost Birds

Anne Hillerman · HarperCollins, 2024

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Lost Birds continues the Leaphorn, Chee and Manuelito series that Anne Hillerman inherited from her father, Tony, and has made unmistakably her own. Here the now-retired Joe Leaphorn takes a case involving a woman searching for her birth family, while Bernadette Manuelito faces a dangerous fire investigation. Anne Hillerman has been widely credited with bringing Bernie Manuelito to the foreground, giving the long-running saga a Navajo woman at its center and deepening its sense of family, landscape, and Diné life.

This is a 2024 HarperCollins first edition, first printing, its number line running cleanly down to one. The jacket pairs the series' Southwestern border design with a brooding image of twin rock spires beneath a sky of birds, and a band notes the AMC adaptation Dark Winds drawn from the novels.

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AuthorAnne Hillerman
PublisherHarperCollins
Year2024
ISBN978-0-06-334478-5
EditionFirst Edition, first printing (2024)
ConditionHardcover in dust jacket, near-fine.
TopicNew Mexico / Navajo mystery fiction
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