When the police and FBI are baffled by a corpse found at a national park, they must rely on a psychic amateur sleuth to solve the mystery.

The spirits of Native American ancestors are said to inhabit the sacred rocks at Petroglyph National Monument. So when an unidentified body is found there, everyone from the local police to the FBI are up in arms. But no one can figure out who the victim is until the CIA steps in, claiming that there is one person who might have answers: Harrie McKinsey.

Now it seems everyone is keeping an eye on the infamous sleuth Harrie, even her FBI agent husband, DJ, who is mystified by his wife's connection to the dead man. It's going to be up to Harrie to use her psychic intuition and savvy sleuthing skills to find the killer-unless, of course, he gets her first . . .

"Readers will slip right into this engaging tale of murder, camaraderie, complications and clever crime solving." -Anne Hillerman, New York Times-bestselling author of the Leaphorn, Chee, Manuelito mystery series.

Patricia Smith Wood became an FBI agent for a brief period, following in her father's footsteps who had a distinguished career at the bureau. She also worked as an executive assistant in hospital administration, and then in telecommunications, bank security, and computer technology. Eventually she became president of her own computer company until she and her husband sold the business in 2006. Since then, she's devoted her time to writing mystery novels. She lives in Albuquerque with her husband, Don.