Night Of The White Buffalo: A Wind River Mystery - Plot & Excerpts
The Boy Scout meeting at Eagle Hall had ended an hour ago; pickups taking the kids home had stuttered through the cottonwood tunnel onto Seventeen-Mile Road. Father John had locked up Eagle Hall and checked to make sure the front doors of the administration building and the church were locked. In the residence, the bishop carried a cup of coffee upstairs and, for a little while, Father John had heard the faint tap-tap-tap of a keyboard. Then footsteps overhead, followed by silence. The bishop was usually in bed by ten o’clock. Father John poured himself another cup of coffee and carried it into the study across the front hall from the living room. He opened his laptop and watched the icons people the screen. Pipes gurgled somewhere in the walls of the old house. He searched for sites about white buffalo calves and their significance to Plains Indians. Dozens of sites came up, and he clicked on one that looked promising: the video of the keynote talk at a symposium on Indian spirituality by Professor Harold Jumping Elk of South Dakota State University.
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