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Jake Page
Full Series List in Order
Mo Bowdre
1 - The Stolen Gods (Mar-1993)2 - The Deadly Canyon (Feb-1994)
3 - The Knotted Strings (Feb-1995)
4 - The Lethal Partner (Jan-1996)
5 - A Certain Malice (Jan-1998)
Book List in Order: 8 titles
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The Stolen Gods
- Mar-1993
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A powerfully built wildlife sculptor, Mo Bowdre is also blind--but that doesn't stop him from pursuing the truth when a major dealer in Native American art is murdered. In the wreckage of the dead man's elegant gallery, several curious drawings and a...
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The Deadly Canyon
- Feb-1994
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Mo Bowdre and his lovely Anglo-Hopi girlfriend, Connie Barnes, find themselves at a remote desert research station in the bootheel of New Mexico. The station is an outpost of gossiping, back-biting research scientists thirty miles from the Mexican bo...
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The Knotted Strings
- Feb-1995
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The movie in progress is based on a true episode, the story of a Native American victory over Spanish invaders. But some Indians deeply resent the movie company's filming on tribal land. Shooting has just begun when a deadly real-life scenario rapidl...
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The Lethal Partner
- Jan-1996
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"FAST-PACED . . . INTRIGUING . . . This assured tale snakes its way to an intricate, absorbing conclusion."
--Publishers Weekly
When seven previously unknown Georgia O'Keeffe paintings are discovered, shrewd Santa Fe gallery own... -
Operation Shatterhand
- Nov-1996
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THE INVASION
May 7, 1944. In the dark of predawn, across the Mexican border and into the sleepy, sparsely populated desert lands of the American Southwest rolls a convoy of military vehicles--half-track trucks, troop trucks, and tanks. The very fe... -
A Certain Malice
- Jan-1998
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“Jake Page is one of the Southwest’s most distinguished writers.” -- The Denver PostA bizarre murder leaves two teenagers dead in a desert arroyo, their naked bodies side by side, face up under the New Mexican sun. Near them, etched in stone, i...