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Victoria, British Columbia, Canada: a young woman asks Police Sergeant Silas Seaweed to find her mother...and things quickly get complicated for the Coast Salish Native as he learns more about Terry Colby and her family.

Reserved for possible inclusion in erishkigal's Indigenous Peoples box.

Friday, December 31, 2021: headed for Massachusetts in erishkigal's Indigenous Peoples box.

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ETA 1/22/22


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Retrieved, and released back into the Native American / Indigenous Peoples bookbox.

Thank you for sharing this book. I look forward to reading it.

This book was a short and interesting read. I appreciated learning a bit about Coast Salish history and lore.

Because this is a non-indigenous author writing an indigenous main character, I tried to find out about Evans' research into Coast Salish practices and beliefs. However, I didn't find much on the internet.