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Open Preview See a Problem? Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Sharon, a KZRV-TV field reporter and weekend anchor, has flown to Belen, New Mexico, to cover the newest renovations to the Fred Harvey House, unaware that her path will soon cross with that of a serial killer who has just added to his list of young victims by brutally murdering sixteen-year-old Renee Braun earlier that morning.

Arthur learns that Sharon's cameraman was found strangled to death inside their news van and Sharon is missing. Meanwhile, the killer has already begun his journey north toward the Canadian Rockies with Sharon in tow. Together they meet up at a safe house with his lover, a woman whose dreams of a better life blind her to the evil that sits beside her until a twisted change of fate intervenes as an early winter storm begins to build.

Arthur's search takes him into the majestic mountain ranges of Montana where he enlists the help of his friend and ex-Shadow Wolf, Abraham Fast Horse, a local Blackfoot outfitter. After receiving a phone call from a member of the Blackfoot Brotherhood, Arthur and Fast Horse track the killer to an unforgettable showdown. Hardcover , pages. Arthur Nakai Mysteries 1. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Path of the Dead , please sign up.

Lists with This Book. Feb 24, Donna rated it liked it Shelves: A year old girl is brutally murdered as this story opens. The killer, not satisfied with the slashing of her body until her breath is gone, rapes her after her death. Then he is ready for his next victim. Arthur and Sharon Nakai are tentatively trying to keep their marriage fires stoked after several years and the loss of a baby. But when Sharon, a reporter for a local TV station, flies out of A year old girl is brutally murdered as this story opens. But when Sharon, a reporter for a local TV station, flies out of town to cover a story, those worries disappear when she is kidnapped by an Apache responsible not only for the death of that 16 year old girl but others as well.

Arthur, a former member of the Shadow Wolves, a tactical unit trained as part of Homeland Security, sets out to track the killer down and save his wife. Beautiful imagery and interesting Navajo teachings are woven into this story. There are no real surprises, and the story ends pretty much as expected.

I rated this a solid 3 stars with a thank you to NetGalley Blackstone Publishing for the opportunity to read this in exchange for my honest review. Mar 02, Thebooktrail rated it really liked it Shelves: I would definitely want to read what ever the author writes next and I hope this is the start of a very unique series. That Navajo wind blows a chilly breeze into the thriller landscape despite the heat! Oct 16, P. Once I did I was put with a book that I did not want to put down until I got to the last page.

You are taken on a journey from the person who is kidnapping and killing women, to the couple and their struggles from the past and for every day.

That is until Leonard Kansewah, kidnaps Sharon Nakai who is a local news reporter. More importantly her husband Arthur is a retired Marine and was part of a special ops team shadow wolves. They were recruited by the Government to track drug smugglers, human traffickers, they worked with Home land security and were an all Native American Indian unit because of their tracking abilities.

Now seeing that the FBI has gotten nothing in the first few hours he decides to look into things himself.

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The story has suspense and mystery and will keep you hooked until the very end. A very good book. I received this book from Netgalley. Follow us at www. Mar 24, Diane rated it it was amazing Shelves: Navajo Wind by author Mark Edward Langley is a well written and fast paced suspense thriller which will take you through some of the most beautiful and rugged country in the United States. I thoroughly enjoyed this book for the wonderful main characters, the imagery of the locations, and the American Native culture.

The book begins with a very graphic scene of a young woman being murdered by Leonard Kanesewah, an Apache who has become a serial killer. He leaves his victims in a certain pose as if Navajo Wind by author Mark Edward Langley is a well written and fast paced suspense thriller which will take you through some of the most beautiful and rugged country in the United States. He leaves his victims in a certain pose as if they will be able to fly to their new life.

Arthur Nakai is a retired marine and an ex-member of an elite Special Ops group known as the Shadow Wolves. The local authorities who are trying to track him think he will head to the border for Mexico.



Arthur decides before he starts tracking Kanesewah, he needs to tell Sharon's father face-to-face. Edward is a shaman and tells Arthur of a vision, and this information leads Arthur to head north. Thank you to NetGalley and the Publisher for the opportunity to read and review this book. Mar 15, 2shay rated it really liked it. When I saw a brand new author with a story about Native Americans I jumped right in!

I was not disappointed. Full of great characters, this author brought this story to life. Authur Nakai and his wife, Sharon, have a few issues, but their devotion is never in question. When he is informed that Sharon has been kidnapped by a known serial killer, all efforts by the police chief and the FBI to stop him from tracking down his wife are futile! He has the skills…and the motivation! Have I mentioned how much I like that in a story? Happy, devoted couples always works well for me. Between these two men and their friends and connections, the chase is on.

I was mesmerized and read the whole book in one sitting. Langley is a talented writer, keeping the story moving at a fast clip without skipping the details that make a story breathe. I hope that Mr. Langley is working on his next story, maybe with more about Fast Horse! I recommend this book for all readers and all age groups! Grab a copy and… Enjoy! Nov 26, Mumbo Gumbo rated it liked it. Quick and easy read. I read this book initially because of the New Mexico setting. Since I grew up in New Mexico I was expecting to recognize many of the place names.

However, the story only stays in New Mexico briefly, then heads north. Characters are good in a pulp fiction kind of way -- brief descriptions and more exposition than meaningful dialogue, but good nonetheless. This was my first novel by Langley, but I'll very likely read more. The 3-star rating is more for the lack of developmenta Quick and easy read.

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Arthur and Sharon Nakai are tentatively trying to keep their marriage fires stoked after several years and the loss of a baby. But when Sharon, a reporter for a local TV station, flies out of town to cover a story, those worries disappear when she is kidnapped by an Apache responsible not only for the death of that 16 year old girl but others as well. Arthur, a former member of the Shadow Wolves, a tactical unit trained as part of Homeland Security, sets out to track the killer down and save his wife.

Beautiful imagery and interesting Navajo teachings are woven into this story. There are no real surprises, and the story ends pretty much as expected. I rated this a solid 3 stars with a thank you to NetGalley Blackstone Publishing for the opportunity to read this in exchange for my honest review. Was this review helpful? Arthur Nakai, a former member of the Shadow Wolves, which worked for Homeland Security tracking drug smugglers and human traffickers, is now giving tourist horseback trail rides in New Mexico. As Arthur returns from one of his daily excursions, he is meet by the town's local Police Chief, Jake Bilagody, who informs him that his wife has gone missing after their news van was found in a parking lot with the cameraman's lifeless body inside.

Using his skills as a former Shadow Wolf and reaching out to his former comrades, Arthur goes on a hunt to find his wife before it is too late. Sharon Nakai, is a field reporter and news anchor for a local news station. On assignment and unaware that a serial killer is on the lose, Sharon soon finds herself in a fight for her life.

As Sharon is transported against her will from state to state, she begins to wonder if her husband, Arthur will find her in time, or will it be to late I would definitely want to read what ever the author writes next and I hope this is the start of a very unique series. That Navajo wind blows a chilly breeze into the thriller landscape despite the heat! When I saw a brand new author with a story about Native Americans I jumped right in!

I was not disappointed. Full of great characters, this author brought this story to life. Authur Nakai and his wife, Sharon, have a few issues, but their devotion is never in question. When he is informed that Sharon has been kidnapped by a known serial killer, all efforts by the police chief and the FBI to stop him from tracking down his wife are futile! He has the skills…and the motivation! Have I mentioned how much I like that in a story? Happy, devoted couples always works well for me. Between these two men and their friends and connections, the chase is on.

I was mesmerized and read the whole book in one sitting. Langley is a talented writer, keeping the story moving at a fast clip without skipping the details that make a story breathe. I hope that Mr. Langley is working on his next story, maybe with more about Fast Horse! I recommend this book for all readers and all age groups! Grab a copy and… Enjoy! Navajo Wind by author Mark Edward Langley is a well written and fast paced suspense thriller which will take you through some of the most beautiful and rugged country in the United States.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book for the wonderful main characters, the imagery of the locations, and the American Native culture. The book begins with a very graphic scene of a young woman being murdered by Leonard Kanesewah, an Apache who has become a serial killer. He leaves his victims in a certain pose as if they will be able to fly to their new life.

Arthur Nakai is a retired marine and an ex-member of an elite Special Ops group known as the Shadow Wolves. The local authorities who are trying to track him think he will head to the border for Mexico. Arthur decides before he starts tracking Kanesewah, he needs to tell Sharon's father face-to-face.

Edward is a shaman and tells Arthur of a vision, and this information leads Arthur to head north. Thank you to NetGalley and the Publisher for the opportunity to read and review this book. This isn't my usual reading choice, but like many people, the Navajo people fascinate me and finding a new book that takes place in their territory in New Mexico.

I've never visited this corner of the world, however, although perhaps one day. Sharon and Arthur Nakai are trying to figure out why things don't seem to be the same between them, several years after the loss of a baby. The mood is sombre that morning when Sharon leaves for a job and Arthur is left to brood at home.

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Then Sharon is kidnapped by a man who has killed at least ten other women and the chase is on. The story moves quickly and I got pulled right in and thoroughly enjoyed it. My only quibble is that it seemed to end quite suddenly and a bit predictably, although it was definitely the right and only way to end it. Outside of that, I hope Mr Langley continues with this series as I will be keeping my eyes out for it!

Crime and mystery is not my usual read, awe but this book with its real characters I could hardly put it down. It had really gruesome murder scenes and murders, but I loved the old Native American sayings,and even how the vision of his father in law set Arthur Nakai off in the right direction to look for his kidnapped wife who had been taken by the killer. Sometimes it is hard to really express how much you love the book,I guess five stars almost explains it.

I enjoyed this book but I did skip some of the more gratuitous passages, especially the opening with the murder of a young girl. Arthur uses all his wits and his contacts to try and find his wife. The writing is tight and the pacing is excellent and there are some genuinely tense moments as Sharon does her best to survive, knowing her husband will try to find her. The characters are credible and the behaviours fit the situations. I will look out for more by this author. I was given a copy of this book by Netgalley in return for an honest review.

A wonderful book that grabs you and doesn't let go, you can't put it down till you're done! Haven't been this grabbed by a book in a long time. Now I wish it wasn't done! LOVED the magic of words on paper to move you to a differnt time and place! Jo Ann H, Bookseller. Their marriage has been drifting apart but they still love each other.



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When a killer kidnaps his wife, he realizes how much Blackstone Publishing and Net Galley gave me the opportunity to read this book for review thank you. It will be published on August 14th. He's a stone-cold serial killer. He only grabbed her because she's on TV and may be useful in his quest to exit the states.