Seventeen years ago, a beautiful Chippewa dancer and her four-year-old daughter vanished. Retired reporter Sam Grant, half Chippewa himself, may be the only person who can ferret out the secrets hidden within centuries-old tribal customs, clans and loyalties. In piecing together the final days of this dancer's short life, Grant will discover that her story is his story as well, and somehow a cold case investigation becomes a powerfully uplifting love story guaranteed to melt the coldest heart.

The carefully dissected body of a middle aged Bayfield logger is found in a local meat locker. For Sheriff Lewis Radisson and his Ojibwe friend, Sam Grant, the easy thing is to believe it's the work of a notorious serial killer. Or is it someone closer to home? A lot closer. They'll need help from the spirit world, and a little quantum physics. This is the second book in the Sam Grant series set on Lake Superior in Northern Wisconsin, around the Apostle Islands and the towns of Bayfield, Washburn and Ashland. The first book in the series is -A Fog on Devil's Island- and the third is -The...

Sheriff Louis Radisson is trying to figure out why bodies are missing from the Bayfield cemetery. Navaho FBI agent Benjamin Tuba is on the trail of a tattooed serial killer and Ojibwe pain-in-the-butt Sam Grant is having visions of frogs and witches. Behind it all may be an ancient and deadly Huron rite. In Feast of the Dead, David Fuselier creates his best villain since Milan Sava and once again manages to craft an action-packed story tinted with romance, humor, history and his trademark fondness for native tradition.