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THE ANASAZI MYSTERY SERIES
The Visitant
The Summoning God
Bone Walker
The Summoning God
Bone Walker
THE FIRST NORTH AMERICANS SERIES
People of the Wolf
People of the Fire
People of the Earth
People of the River
People of the Sea
People of the Lakes
People of the Lightning
People of the Silence
People of the Mist
People of the Masks
People of the Nightland
People of the Owl
People of the Raven
People of the Moon
People of the Weeping Eye*
People of the Fire
People of the Earth
People of the River
People of the Sea
People of the Lakes
People of the Lightning
People of the Silence
People of the Mist
People of the Masks
People of the Nightland
People of the Owl
People of the Raven
People of the Moon
People of the Weeping Eye*
BY KATHLEEN O’NEAL GEAR
Thin Moon and Cold Mist
Sand in the Wind
This Widowed Land
It Sleeps in Me
It Wakes in Me
It Dreams in Me
*
To Cast a Pearl
*
Sand in the Wind
This Widowed Land
It Sleeps in Me
It Wakes in Me
It Dreams in Me
*
To Cast a Pearl
*
BY W. MICHAEL GEAR
Long Ride Home
Big Horn Legacy
The Morning River
Coyote Summer
The Athena Factor
Big Horn Legacy
The Morning River
Coyote Summer
The Athena Factor
OTHER TITLES BY
KATHLEEN O’NEAL GEAR
AND W. MICHAEL GEAR
Dark Inheritance
Raising Abel
AND W. MICHAEL GEAR
Dark Inheritance
Raising Abel
*Forthcoming
www.Gear-Gear.com
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“The Gears’ qualifications as archaeologists have given this series a strong foundation … the background is again superbly drawn. Browser’s resourcefulness makes him a truly engaging character, while the identity of the witch/murderer Dusty seeks remains well hidden to the end. The Gears’ extensive bibliography provides documentation for their use of witchcraft, cannibalism and the rise of conflicting religious beliefs.”
—
Publishers Weekly
Publishers Weekly
“Readers will wish they could book one of those Anasazi cliffhouses for a night of between-worlds mysticism and wake up to one of Dusty’s breakfasts.”
—
Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Reviews
Praise for
The Summoning God
Book II of the
Anasazi Mysteries:
The Summoning God
Book II of the
Anasazi Mysteries:
“With the narrative going from the present to the thirteenth century,
The Summoning God
is an exciting read, rich in mystery and history. Readers will enjoy the interaction between Dusty and Maureen, but it is the vivid descriptions of the day-to-day lives of the Anasazis that capture the imagination.”
The Summoning God
is an exciting read, rich in mystery and history. Readers will enjoy the interaction between Dusty and Maureen, but it is the vivid descriptions of the day-to-day lives of the Anasazis that capture the imagination.”
—
Romantic Times
Romantic Times
“A blend of 800 year old Anasazi ruins and present-day world of archaeology makes for a tight psychological thriller in the Anasazi Mystery Series … one mystery and two stories are linked in this tale that readers will find hard to put down.”
—
The San Antonio Express News
The San Antonio Express News
“The Gears’ Anasazi Mysteries are among the best “backgrounder” stories I’ve read, meaning that the setting constitutes another character, affecting the plot and in a sense directing it. Both
The Visitant
(Book I of the Anasazi Mysteries) and
The Summoning God
are so steeped in southwestern archaeology and the lore of the Anasazi culture that one can smell the dust, see the brightly painted Katsinas on the side of cliff dwellings, hear the Wind Baby rustling the cottonwood leaves. A magnificent blend of suspense and western action.”
The Visitant
(Book I of the Anasazi Mysteries) and
The Summoning God
are so steeped in southwestern archaeology and the lore of the Anasazi culture that one can smell the dust, see the brightly painted Katsinas on the side of cliff dwellings, hear the Wind Baby rustling the cottonwood leaves. A magnificent blend of suspense and western action.”
—
The Amarillo Sunday News-Globe
The Amarillo Sunday News-Globe
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