In “Looking for Smoke”, author K.A. Cobell (Blackfeet) introduces readers to the Blackfeet Reservation, where cultural traditions, friendship, and tragedy intersect. Mara Racette, an outsider, seeks connection and acceptance among her classmates. Little does she know that a local girl’s disappearance will thrust her into a web of suspicion and intrigue.
The central conflict arises when Samantha White Tail is murdered. The members of the giveaway group—Mara, Loren, Brody, and Eli—become persons of interest. Each has a motive: Mara’s resentment toward Samantha, Loren’s grief, Brody’s secret crush, and Eli’s history. Despite their mistrust, they must clear their names and find the real killer. The tension escalates as they grapple with guilt, suspicion, and the possibility that one of them might be the murderer.
The story unfolds on the Blackfeet Reservation, a place rich in cultural heritage and community bonds. The setting influences the characters’ interactions, beliefs, and motivations. As they navigate the rugged landscape and traditions, their secrets and connections come to light.
“Looking for Smoke” weaves loss, betrayal, and complex characters into a gripping mystery. K.A. Cobell’s debut novel illuminates the resilience of those seeking connection, even in the face of tragedy. As the investigation unfolds, readers will be captivated by the twists and turns that lead to an unexpected resolution
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