Dead Men Don’t Talk

Daisy O’Connor worked hard to earn the title of ＂Fashion Show’s Best Caterer＂ for Atlanta’s prestigious annual event, just as she worked hard to forget a troubled childhood in South Dakota.

When adopted Lakota grandfather, Charlie Tall Tree summons ＂Red-Tail＂ home to search for her missing stepbrother, she reluctantly agrees. It doesn’t take long to remember why she moved away - her fiery red hair serves as a target for ridicule, Grandfather is as cagey as he is lovable, and the bully from her youth is now a tribal cop hell-bent on thwarting her every move. Just when life can’t get any worse, Daisy encounters a ghost who refuses to leave her alone until she discovers how he died.

With her catering job on hold, Daisy’s investigation confirms two things - lies are being told to cover up illicit activities, and serving justice to the dead was not the catering gig she had in mind.