Coyote — Kelly Oliver

Jessica James is about to discover the shocking truth about the accident that killed her father eleven years ago. How much will she risk to find out what really happened?

Jessica James returns home for summer break, only to take on one of the biggest oil companies in the country--and its connections to corruption, sex trafficking, and murder. An ugly murder way too close to home... 

She's not home an hour when her cousin Mike hints that a series of freak accidents at the lumber mill where he works might not be what they seem. So when Mike is killed in the saw room the day after an argument with the mill's new owners, the Knight brothers, Jessica knows it's no accident. 
 
Working at Glacier Park to earn just enough money for books and whiskey, Jessica meets the secretive Kimi RedFox, who's on a mission to stop Knight Industries from fracking on Blackfeet land. Even more distressing, Kimi accuses the Knight brothers of operating a prostitution ring on the reservation. 


It doesn't take long until Jessica is pulled into Kimi's David versus Goliath battle with the Knight brothers. Ready to fight to save Kimi's young sisters from human trafficking, and find out who killed Mike, Jessica isn't as ready for the surprising discovery about the accident that killed her father eleven years ago.


Jessica James will drain the swamp of human trafficking scum if it's the last thing she does.
 
Fans who like their female protagonists fierce and fearless will love this page-turner from award winning author, Kelly Oliver.
                                                                                                              
Refreshingly authentic..A fast-paced and thoroughly engaging whodunit. --Kirkus Reviews







                                                                                                                                     

Nobody tops Kelly Oliver for delivering fast-paced narrative, quirky characters, and a plot as twisty as a bucking bronco--all of this leavened with Oliver's trademark wry humor.

--Caroline Taylor, author of Loose Ends and The Typist