A local farmer is murdered. He was a man rumored to have knowledge of the location of the Lost Treasure of Belle Starr...and its curse; a curse that’s said to involve a forest demon taken from local Native American lore called “Hill Man who screams at night.”
Local legends Hayward Yost and Socrates Ninekiller suspect two renegade bikers of the murder. Others in the community are drawn into the mystery – a Wiccan who moves to town to pursue her New Age lifestyle; her bumbling, socially inept boyfriend women can’t seem to resist; a young Iraqi War veteran home to heal his physical and emotional wounds…
What reviewers are saying about Treasure Kills, Legends of Tsalagee:
“Fun story…rollicking good time” “Can’t put it down once you start” “thoroughly entertained by this book - lots of laughs” “characters could live in my hometown” “funniest book I've read in ages” “colorful characters and rich prose” “on the edge of my seat with suspense, but laughed out loud at some scenarios” “Carl Hiassen redux” “kept seeing this as delightful movie” “a mystery you may not solve until the end”
Legends of Tsalagee
Most consider the word Tsalagee a mystery. Dancy Rainwater, an old Cherokee woman, said it’s pronounced CHA-la-gee. But the mysteries and legends of Tsalagee, Oklahoma are many.
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