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	title:	Talking God (Jim Chee Novels)
	author:	Tony Hillerman
	format:	Mass Market Paperback
	publisher:	HarperPaperbacks
	released:	January 1, 1991
	isbn:	006109918X
	isbn-13:	9780061099182

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Hillerman in one of his bests! - Rated . Talking God by Tony Hillerman In this, the ninth Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee mystery, Tony Hillerman moves outside his favored Navajo nation to the streets and museums of Washington DC. In "Talking God," Hillerman's police duo combine their skills once more for a riveting Hillerman police procedural. Both men are pursuing different crimes, and both end up in the nation's capital in an exciting run. Chee is in Washington to arrest Henry Highhawk, a Smithsonian curator and native American, for plundering the bones of their ancestors; Leaphorn is looking for the identity of a murder victim. As always, Hillerman provides much local color, culture, and socio/economic dynamics of the Navajos, many of whom are grasping quite desperately at maintaining a balance between their history and the present day sets of values. At the same time,"Talking God" is a compelling, gripping read in true Hillerman fashion. This book accurately depicts geographical Navajoland. - Rated For five years I lived in the area depicted by Mr.Hellerman, and found that his descriptions of the Navajo reservation land were so accurate that, in my mind, I could re-drive dusty roads with his characters. My family could recall every detail of his descriptions and attest to the cultural accuracy of his setting. Although riviting, readers should not evaluate this novel by plot alone. This fictional (?) story existed in a real time and place. This book had a profound effect on me, as it was read aloud to me while I was in a coma! It brought together two of the most profoundly spiritual peek-experiences in my life. What other murder-mystery can boast of producing such meaningful affect? Good mystery. - Rated This is a very good mystery, even if it is a little slow moving. It is really cool the way the bad guy kills the other guy. I've heard other Tony Hillerman books are better (and more fast paced and exciting). It was a creative plot with some poor writting techniques - Rated It was ok but I liked some of his other books better. don't like the ending of the book - Rated The ending are too obvious because every bad guy turned out to get caught by the good guy. I think the author should make it more realistic. It will be exciting if Chee or Leaphorn got kill. Also, make Jim Chee and Janet Pete come together as a lover not as a friend.

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Hillerman in one of his bests! - Rated 5/5
. Talking God by Tony Hillerman In this, the ninth Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee mystery, Tony Hillerman moves outside his favored Navajo nation to the streets and museums of Washington DC. In "Talking God," Hillerman's police duo combine their skills once more for a riveting Hillerman police procedural. Both men are pursuing different crimes, and both end up in the nation's capital in an exciting run. Chee is in Washington to arrest Henry Highhawk, a Smithsonian curator and native American, for plundering the bones of their ancestors; Leaphorn is looking for the identity of a murder victim. As always, Hillerman provides much local color, culture, and socio/economic dynamics of the Navajos, many of whom are grasping quite desperately at maintaining a balance between their history and the present day sets of values. At the same time,"Talking God" is a compelling, gripping read in true Hillerman fashion.

This book accurately depicts geographical Navajoland. - Rated 5/5
For five years I lived in the area depicted by Mr.Hellerman, and found that his descriptions of the Navajo reservation land were so accurate that, in my mind, I could re-drive dusty roads with his characters. My family could recall every detail of his descriptions and attest to the cultural accuracy of his setting. Although riviting, readers should not evaluate this novel by plot alone. This fictional (?) story existed in a real time and place. This book had a profound effect on me, as it was read aloud to me while I was in a coma! It brought together two of the most profoundly spiritual peek-experiences in my life. What other murder-mystery can boast of producing such meaningful affect?

Good mystery. - Rated 3/5
This is a very good mystery, even if it is a little slow moving. It is really cool the way the bad guy kills the other guy. I've heard other Tony Hillerman books are better (and more fast paced and exciting).

It was a creative plot with some poor writting techniques - Rated 4/5
It was ok but I liked some of his other books better.

don't like the ending of the book - Rated 1/5
The ending are too obvious because every bad guy turned out to get caught by the good guy. I think the author should make it more realistic. It will be exciting if Chee or Leaphorn got kill. Also, make Jim Chee and Janet Pete come together as a lover not as a friend.