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What's Next Read Starks' suspenseful second Amazon Short. “A Time for Eating Wild Onions” is also pre-story or back-story for some of the characters in her second book. Like many Oklahomans, Starks traces a small part of her ancestry to the Cherokee Nation. Along with fry bread and grape dumplings, wild onions are a traditional Native American dish. The Cherokees' unique language and syllabary give additional texture to the crucible that was San Francisco during the Vietnam War. 4400 words, only 49 cents a download. Starks' first Amazon Short is also available online. “Robert and Therese: Choices” will tell you secrets you never knew about Robert Guillard and describe the exhilaration of wingsuit flying. 2500 words, only 49 cents a download. Starks’ next book deals with a clash between Native American interests and those in the global trillion-dollar oil business. Oil executive Lynn Dayton and Native American leader Mitch Wahya are caught in the middle. When several people involved die, Lynn and Mitch learn the deaths are not the coincidences they seem. Is the killer a rogue civil servant, an operative from the ruthless Sansei Asian refining consortium, or someone from the Anglo-Russian company competing with Lynn who thinks the bidding war is a real one?  |
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