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The Enemy Way: An Ella Clah Novel
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The Enemy Way: An Ella Clah Novel Mass market paperback - 1999

by Thurlo, Aimée; Thurlo, David

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Forge Books, 1999-08-15. Mass Market Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title!
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First line

Ella stood at the window, watching the last rays of the fading sun arc across the land in blood red sheets, changing the soft earth tones of the New Mexican desert into crimson hues.

About the author

Aimee and David Thurlo have been married for more than thirty years and have been writing novels together for nearly that long, in a variety of genres including romance, young adult, and mystery. They have three ongoing mystery series, the "Sister Agatha" series, starring a cloistered nun, the "Lee Nez" series, featuring a Navajo vampire who teams up with a female FBI agent to fight crimes that have elements of the supernatural, and their flagship series, the critically-acclaimed "Ella Clah" novels. Several Ella Clah novels, including T"racking Bear, Red Mesa, " and "Shooting Chant," have received starred reviews from Booklist.
David Thurlo was raised on the Navajo Indian Reservation and later taught school in Shiprock, also on the Rez. Aimee, a native of Havana, Cuba, has lived in New Mexico for more than thirty years. The Thurlos share their home with dogs, horses, and various pet rodents. They have written more than fifty novels which have been published in more than twenty countries.