A Sing in the Night by Michael Parker

Someone wanted to bury the truth and was prepared to go to any lengths. Even the murder of thirteen innocent Indians

Marcus Blake had planned a relaxing, self-drive holiday in North America, starting at Wyoming and Yellowstone National Park. But nothing prepared him for what was to follow when he stopped to help a native Indian woman, Elina, whose truck had broken down close to the town of Mason Falls. It was well off the beaten track: a town that hadn’t changed much over the years. But as Marcus learned, almost to his cost, beneath the quiet lifestyle was a story of evil treachery, murder, and violence that had led to an unspeakable tragedy. As the truth unfolded, Marcus became a victim of assault, death threats and a charge of murder.