About Margaret Coel
Margaret Coel is the New York Times bestselling, award-winning author of the acclaimed novels featuring Father John O'Malley and Vicky Holden, as well as several works of nonfiction. Originally a historian by trade, she is considered an expert on the Arapaho Indians.
Series
Wind River Reservation mystery
1. The Eagle Catcher (1995)
2. The Ghost Walker (1996)
3. The Dream Stalker (1997)
4. The Story Teller (1998)
5. The Lost Bird (1999)
6. The Spirit Woman (2000)
7. The Thunder Keeper (2001)
8. The Shadow Dancer (2002)
9. Killing Raven (2003)
10. Wife of Moon (2004)
11. Eye of the Wolf (2005)
12. The Drowning Man (2006)
13. The Girl With Braided Hair (2007)
14. The Silent Spirit (2009)
15. The Spider's Web (2010)
16. Buffalo Bill's Dead Now (2012)
1. The Eagle Catcher (1995)
2. The Ghost Walker (1996)
3. The Dream Stalker (1997)
4. The Story Teller (1998)
5. The Lost Bird (1999)
6. The Spirit Woman (2000)
7. The Thunder Keeper (2001)
8. The Shadow Dancer (2002)
9. Killing Raven (2003)
10. Wife of Moon (2004)
11. Eye of the Wolf (2005)
12. The Drowning Man (2006)
13. The Girl With Braided Hair (2007)
14. The Silent Spirit (2009)
15. The Spider's Web (2010)
16. Buffalo Bill's Dead Now (2012)
Novels
The Sunken Sailor (2004) (with Simon Brett, Jan Burke, Dorothy Cannell, Deborah Crombie, Eileen Dreyer, Carolyn Hart, Edward Marston, Francine Mathews, Sharan Newman, Alexandra Ripley, Walter Satterthwait, Sarah Smith and Carolyn Wheat)
Links to other websites
| margaretcoel.com |
Margaret Coel recommends
 Ladies of the Goldfield Stock Exchange (1997) Sybil Downing "A delightful story grounded in history!" |  Vanishing Point (2001) (Claire Reynier, book 2) Judith Van Gieson "A savvy and thoroughly likable sleuth." |  A Deadly Arrangement (2001) (Feng Shui, book 1) Denise Osborne "Denise Osborne has crafted an intelligent and altogether riveting mystery, and Salome Waterhouse is a likeable sleuth with one-heck of an interesting sideline." |
 Designed to Kill (2003) (Feng Shui, book 3) Denise Osborne "Salome Waterhouse is a likeable sleuth with one heck of an interesting sideline." |  Dark Water Dive (2004) (Underwater Investigation, book 2) Kathy Brandt "A likeable, exhuberant heroine, [a] fascinating world of scuba diving." |  Knit One, Kill Two (2005) (Knitting Mystery, book 1) Maggie Sefton "Maggie Sefton has knit together a mystery with more twists and turns than the scrumptious yarns in the fictional shop of Lambspun. This is a clever, fast-paced plot, with a spunky sleuth and a cast of fun, engaging characters." |
 Spoon (2009) Robert Greer "An enormously engaging novel with characters who feel like old friends and a spirit as big as the West. From the opening paragraphs, you are in the hands of a master with the ability to evoke the grandeur of the still untamed western landscape and the folks whose lives are shaped by it. What a gifted storyteller Robert Greer is! Spoon is the kind of story you will remember." |  Death Along the Spirit Road: Manny Tanno (2011) C M Wendelboe "Lakota FBI agent Manny Tanno is amongst the most compelling sleuths you're likely to meet." |  Deadly Currents (2011) (RM Outdoor Adventures Mystery, book 1) Beth Groundwater "If you've wondered what white water river rafting is all about, get ready for a wild plunge into Colorado's Arkansas River with Mandy Tanner, river ranger extraordinaire and dauntless sleuth. Beth Groundwater gets the mountain town of Salida and its cast of river denizens just right. Hurray for Deadly Currents, a heart-racing debut to a new series with as many twists and turns and unexpected upsets as a ride through the rapids itself." |
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