Sandra West Prowell Books In Order

Phoebe Siegel Books In Publication Order

  1. When Wallflowers Die (1977)
  2. By Evil Means (1993)
  3. The Killing of Monday Brown (1995)

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When Wallflowers Die

Tough as barbed wire and just as tightly strung, Phoebe Siegel is a cop turned private detective with too much past, too much family, and a talent for diving too deep into a case.

Bob Maitland is the golden boy of Montana politics, poised to run for governor. There’s just one loose end in his life the 27 year old killing of his heiress
wife, Ellen, which was never solved. Maitland wants Phoebe Siegel to find the long missing construction worker who either committed or witnessed the murder. Phoebe, no fan of Maitland’s style, promises only to think it over. After Maitland trumpets their supposed agreement to the press, Phoebe hears from another potential client. Frank Chillman swears Ellen Maitland’s murder and the murder of his prostitute sister, one day later, are related. Before Phoebe can even check out his story, he’s found shot to death. With a dead man for a client, she plunges into the case, trying to find the connection between a rich wallflower and a hard luck call girl who died three decades ago. The trail is long cold, but it heats up quickly as someone starts stalking Phoebe, with another killing in mind…
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By Evil Means

P.I. Phoebe Siegel, of Billings, Montana, balks at investigating the strange behavior of a troubled girl in drug rehab, until she finds out that the girl is linked with the death of Siegel’s brother. PW. AB.

The Killing of Monday Brown

When Monday Brown disappears and circumstances point to murder, few people in Billings, Montana, are surprised or think it undeserved. His business practices were undesirable and his profession a trader in Indian artifacts who wouldn’t think twice about desecrating a grave was an insult to, and an assault on, Native Americans.

Police arrest a hot blooded Gulf War veteran with a big mouth and a propensity for trouble named Matthew Wolf, a Crow Indian. Wolf’s family comes to private investigator Phoebe Siegel for help. But she turns them down until the body of a young Indian man shows up virtually in her backyard. Phoebe begins an investigation that takes her from the comfort and security of her world and onto the Crow reservation where the color of her skin makes her the enemy.

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