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The Boxcar Children stay with the Lightfeather family while visiting a Navajo reservation. In the process of preparing for a powwow, the Aldens hear a legend about an ancient village that may have existed nearby. The children begin digging and find some fascinating artifacts. When these turn up missing, the Aldens investigate.
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In hopes of a big scoop, LA Times reporter Eve Diamond is trailing a customs official at LAX when a burst of gunfire leaves three people dead and a toddler missing. As Eve attempts to learn more about the child and her mysterious antecedents, she discovers that she's only one of many interested in the girl's whereabouts, and that some of her competitors have sinister backgrounds and less-than-pure intentions.
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Easy Rawlins becomes embroiled in dangerous intrigues revolving around the Black Power movement in 1964 Los Angeles.
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Chief Inspector Alan Banks, who narrowly escaped death when his home was burned down by an arsonist in the previous book, continues to face significant personal troubles in the 15th of a British police mystery series. A woman is discovered inside her car, shot through the head, with Banks's address in her pocket. Detective Inspector Annie Cabbot, who's in charge of the case, would very much like to talk to Banks about it. Unfortunately, Banks himself is otherwise occupied, unofficially investigating the disappearance of his brother Roy, a less than reputable London businessman who vanished after a cryptic but desperate phone call to Banks.
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