Book Beginning: The Man Who Fell From the Sky by Margaret Coel

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The Man Who Fell From the Sky by Margaret Coel, published September 1, 2015 by Berkley
Genre: mystery
Arapaho attorney Vicky Holden and Father John O’Malley investigate a lethal link between legendary outlaw Butch Cassidy and a present-day murder…in the Wind River Mountains.

Book beginning:

The narrow dirt road clung to the mountainside between the granite peaks jutting overhead and the drop-off into the valley. Ponderosas, scrub brush, and scruffy undergrowth looked fat and green after the spring rain, greener than Alan Ferbus remembered the Wind River range ever looking. It was the fourth Friday in May. The foliage wouldn't turn gray and dusty until the summer heat set in. Tommy had been locked down in a classroom about as long as any twelve-year-old boy could stand, and since Tommy had a day off from school, they had made plans for a fishing trip....

Page 56:

"Look, Red Bull. If some outsider, as you call the rest of us, got lucky enough to find Cassidy's loot, it would still belong to the tribes here. Nobody could take it away." 

I hadn't realized Butch Cassidy once lived in Wyoming. Makes for an interesting story...