In May 1993, the government announced an outbreak of Hantavirus in the remote area of the Navajo Reservation. Beneath the official report lies a dangerous conspiracy. An internationally renowned doctor reached out to an investigative journalist to disclose the outbreak was an intentional test of ethnic cleansing. Before this crucial information could be published, the doctor, the journalist, and his wife were murdered, and the patients were massacred, leaving behind a sinister secret. The victim's sister arrived to settle the estate, only to discover that the murderers were still at large. When horrifying dreams began to plague her, they started to manifest as actual murders. A painting of an Indian Shaman Woman will bridge two worlds, leading a tribal prosecutor and his dedicated team on a quest for truth and justice. Indigenous tribes refer to a medicine woman, healer, or spiritual guide. These women serve as protectors, seers, and intermediaries between the physical and spiritual worlds. J. Mitchener Hobson
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