Dead Men Don't Talk

When Daisy O'Connor, a Southern caterer with a penchant for pretty clothes, goes looking for her missing step-brother, it's a sure recipe for trouble. Daisy puts her promising career on hold to return to the Lakota reservation where she spent part of her youth. It was not something she planned to do . . . ever . . .and it doesn't take long to remember why. The bully from her childhood is now a tribal cop, her long, red hair is still the butt of jokes, and secrets from her past refuse to stay buried.

It takes a lot of Southern charm, a few white lies and sidestepping Deputy John Greyhawk for Daisy to find her step-brother but what she uncovers along the way might send her back to Atlanta in a body bag.