Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind (USA 2019) From the Publisher: Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind. A Leaphorn and Chee Novel. Harper Paperbacks, ISBN: 9780062895547 (January, 2019), 320 p., $17.99.
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Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind (USA 2011) From the Publisher: Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind. Harper, ISBN: 9780062018021 (October, 2011), 336 p., $9.99.
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Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind (USA 1995) From the Publisher: Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind. Harper Prism, ISBN: 0061000035 (December, 1995), 214 p., $5.99.
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Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind (USA 1990) From the Publisher: Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind. HarperPaperbacks, ISBN: 006100491X (January, 1990), 214 p., $5.99.
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Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind (USA 1983) From the Publisher: Sergeant Jim Chee of the Navajo Tribal Police knows instinctively what these things mean. He also knows how to investigate the white man's crimes better than the Federal agents sent to find a missing cache of cocaine and the dangerous men who hid it. But the dark wind of evil has come to the land of the Hopi and the Navajo, and it is blowing Chee toward a violent confrontation with ancient witchcraft, modern greed, and brutal murder. Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind. Avon Books, ISBN: 0380633213 (May, 1983), 214 p., $2.95.
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Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind (UK 1983) From the Publisher: The corpse, mutilated in witchcraft fashion, found on a trail on Black Mesa, defies identification. A vandal is repeatedly and irrationally damaging a Hopi windmill out in the desert. The burglar who steals from Jake West's trading post refuses to behave as a burglar should. And when a drug-smuggling aircraft crashes close to Chee, where does the dope immediately vanish to, leaving no trace even to his highly skilled tracker's eye? The dark wind draws the reader into Hopi and Navajo sorcery, and builds up to a tense climax in an old stone village on the night of a secret instation ceremony when no one is admitted except the Kachina spirits. Once again Tony Hillerman strikes an absorbing balance between the conventions of police procedure and the very different conventions of a culture about which we know all too little. Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind. A Jim Chee Novel which combines Hopi & Navajo sorcery with the more conventional attractions of police procedure. Gollancz, ISBN: 0575031883 (February, 1983), 214 p., £6.95.
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Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind (USA 1982) From the Publisher: The dark wind draws Jim Chee and the reader into a world of Hopi sorcery, Navajo witchcraft, and the deadly question of what happened to the contents of a smuggler's plane. It leads to a tense climax in an old stone village on a night when no one is admitted but the Kachina spirits. TONY HILLERMAN once again uses his intimate familiarity with the Navajos and other Southwestern Indian cultures to tell a tale of suspense and illusion in which Jim Chee's kAbwledge of the ways of his desert-dwelling people and their Hopi neighbors unravels a mystery within a mystery. Tony Hillerman: The Dark Wind. A Novel. Harper & Row, ISBN: 0060149361 (March, 1982), 214 p., $12.50.
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