Hauntd by personal dem ons, Anna finds solace in these quiet ruins, their pinon-scented turrents and towers backlit by the fading blue of distant mountain ranges. But the rugged beauty of the park and the mystery of the Anasazi are cruelly overshadowed by danger and death. An unusually high number of medical rescues and the unexpected death of an asthmatic child are followed by the suddendemise of a fellow ranger who is found neatly curled up in one of the acient kivas, his hat and shoes at his side.
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