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The author of the mystery novels was also an electrical engineer at Los Alamos National Laboratory. "The bedrock source" was published, according to Worldcat, in Los Alamos, and the "About the author" section on Amazon's page for "Engineer's Guide to High Temperature Superconductivity" mentions that he also writes the mystery novels. I'm not sure about the "Once a Country Bank" book, though. Could by him or could be somebody else. The Shaman Sings 242 copies, 7 reviews Grandmother Spider 191 copies, 3 reviews The Shaman Laughs 170 copies, 2 reviews White Shell Woman 164 copies, 2 reviews The Shaman's Game 162 copies, 3 reviews The Shaman's Bones 158 copies, 4 reviews The Witch's Tongue 156 copies, 6 reviews Shadow Man 142 copies, 6 reviews Stone Butterfly 137 copies, 2 reviews Dead Soul 137 copies, 3 reviews The Night Visitor 130 copies, 2 reviews Three Sisters 127 copies, 3 reviews Snake Dreams 108 copies, 4 reviews The Widow's Revenge 90 copies, 2 reviews A Dead Man's Tale 82 copies, 4 reviews Coffin Man 68 copies, 4 reviews The Old Gray Wolf 54 copies, 4 reviews La rivière des âmes perdues: roman 3 copies The Bedrock Source 2 copies James D. Doss has 1 past event. (show)
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