Cassandra Cassidy attends a gathering of local Indian tribes called Rendezvous. While talking with some of the participants and taking shots, she meets up with another photographer. Eric Hartfield is an old enemy of Cassandra's.
After exchanging some cross words and some idle threats, Cassandra returns to her car to pick up some extra SD cards. She watches a tomahawk throwing contest and then wanders around for a while. Coming across the sweat lodge, she also finds the body of Eric Hartfield with a tomahawk in his skull.
Having exchanged insults with Eric, Cassandra finds herself in an interview room with the local police. Determined to prove her innocence, Cassandra sets out to investigate on her own. As she learns more, she finds another body. Her landlord also is under suspicion since his tomahawk was used to kill Eric.
When someone tries to kill Cassandra, she knows that she is making progress; although, she isn't sure where it all leads.
Well-written with interesting characters, RENDEZVOUS TO DIE FOR was an interesting look at the Native Americans of Minnesota and their place in society today. Readers will be fascinated by local politics and the mystery.
Exciting action on the Rez! A brand new sleuth sorts out clues from an 1830s world! All photographer Cassandra Cassidy wanted to do was settle into the peaceful Minnesota countryside and lick her New York-inflicted emotional wounds. But a photo gig she couldn't pass up has her up to her f-stops trying to get to the bottom of a gruesome hatchet job that left her nemesis dead and left her near the top of the suspect list. Smoking out the real killer will lead the mystery world's new reluctant sleuth deep into the colorful re-enactor culture and into dangerous political intrigue at the Indian reservation. See what develops as Cassandra uses her non-existent detecting skills - and short list of acquaintances - to track down the real killer before she becomes more valuable to him dead or alive.
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