Big Lake Celebration (Big Lake, #11)

Sheriff Jim Weber always said it was just a matter of time before somebody shot Bureau of Indian Affairs Agent Gordon Hahn. The man was a loud, crude, misogynist drunk who treated women with disrespect, and was a racist who rode roughshod over the people of the White Mountain Apache Reservation. So Weber wasn't surprised when somebody finally did put an end to all of it with a bullet. He just didn't appreciate Hahn getting himself killed in the middle of Big Lake's annual Pioneers Days fireworks display.

With more people who wanted the victim dead than alive, Weber and his deputies have their work cut out for them as they try to sift through the evidence and find the one person out of many with both motive and enough hatred for the dead man to pull the trigger. The investigation is complicated enough with so many suspects to choose from without an overbearing FBI agent coming to town to put a quick end to the case. Soon tempers flare both in Big Lake and on the Apache reservation, and the result could be deadly!