Description: Archaeologist Chuck Bender and his family track an unknown killer in a rugged canyon on the remote western edge of Mesa Verde National Park.
Review Quotes: "An entertaining read; a satisfying page-turner that will not be easy to set aside."
--THE UTAH REVIEW"Graham educates while he entertains, writing with contagious enthusiasm...Evocative prose conjures vivid images of the tale's breathtaking backdrop." --MYSTERY SCENE MAGAZINE
"An expert look at the great outdoors seamlessly incorporated with a focus on the hero's family." --KIRKUS REVIEWS
"Agreeable characters are enhanced by beautiful landscape descriptions and intriguing local lore. Fans will be rewarded." --PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
"For readers who appreciate history mixed with natural wonders in a fast-paced book. Fans of Mary Anna Evans's archaeological mysteries will enjoy this series." --LIBRARY JOURNAL
"Not only will readers be treated to a tense, convoluted plot populated by colorful characters, but to a treasure trove of information about the archaeological wealth to be found in Durango and Mesa Verde." --DURANGO HERALD
"An absorbing archaeological mystery, rich in historical detail and local atmosphere. With its colorful characters and fast-paced plot, Mesa Verde Victim is a fascinating find." --AUSMA ZEHANAT KHAN, author of A Deadly Divide: A Khattak-Getty Mystery
"In Mesa Verde Victim, long-buried secrets are unearthed in a timeless and riveting tale of greed and plundered history set amid the majesty of one of the Southwest's most beautiful national parks." --ROGER JOHNS, award-winning author of River of Secrets: A Wallace Hartman Mystery
"A stunning national park, enchanting local lore, and fascinating archaeology--it's all there in Mesa Verde Victim. Scott Graham's latest standout thriller is as full of twists and turns as a mountain road." --C. C. HARRISON, Colorado Book Award-winning author of Death by G-String: A Coyote Canyon Mystery