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Family Trees: A Pine County Mystery (Pine County mysteries),Used
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Northeastern Minnesota Book Award winner!On her sixteenth birthday Margaret Lane is put on a train to Pine County after graduation from the Minnesota State School. Her work as an indentured servant at the Tuxedo Inn leads to an encounter with gangsters, a job at the Pokegama Sanatorium, and her eventual disappearance from all public records. Years later Barb Skog, the assistant director of the DEA hits a genealogical dead end and asks the Pine County Sheriff for assistance in finding her missing Aunt Margaret.Although an ecoprotest in the Nemadji State Forest has turned deadly, naked Rainbow World people are hindering the search for evidence at a campground, and the Mille Lacs Chippewa are scheduling news conferences, the sheriff is persuaded to assign Sergeant Floyd Swenson, his cold case expert, to investigate Margaret Lane's decadesold disappearance.In Family Trees, Hovey weaves threads of Minnesota's history together with an investigation of a presentday mystery, and as the pattern begins to form a whole he proves once again Faulkner's adage: 'The past in never dead. It's not even past.' Mike Gainor, The Pine City Pioneer
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