Publisher's Synopsis
In Murder in the Moon When the Leaves Fall, D. R. Meredith transports readers to the turbulent world of 19th-century Comancheria, where the Comanche people face the forces of cultural upheaval and looming extinction. At the heart of this compelling historical mystery is Spotted Tongue, a seasoned Comanche warrior whose world is unraveling as his people are forced onto reservations. When a murder occurs at a peace council held by the United States government, Spotted Tongue is called upon to hunt down a killer hiding among his own people.
As the warrior navigates the dangerous politics of inter-tribal relations and the encroaching threat of the white settlers, he must confront not only the external enemies but also the deeper questions of identity, honor, and survival in a world that is changing forever. Rich in historical detail, cultural depth, and thrilling intrigue, this novel is a gripping exploration of the Comanche way of life and the mysteries that lie at its heart.
