Mark Edward Langley

“Combining the gait of a fine horse, the comfort of your favorite Indian blanket, and the ease of a well-worn saddle, Mark Langley's Path of the Dead is one heck of a debut novel coming out of the gate.
—Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, the basis for the Netflix drama Longmire.”
― Craig Johnson, Next to Last Stand

“Death Waits in the Dark tells a gritty story of betrayal, deceit, and danger through the eyes of Navajo protagonist Arthur Nakai. The tightly written noir plot moves from scene to scene like a thriller, building suspense in every page.
—Anne Hillerman, New York Times bestselling author of The Tale Teller.”
― Anne Hillerman, The Tale Teller

“With Death Waits in the Dark, Mark Edward Langley offers readers an utterly compelling portrait of human beings struggling to deal with the aftermath of great trauma. Langley writes about the great Southwest with a loving eye for detail that fans of Tony and Anne Hillerman will readily embrace. I was utterly captured by this fine second novel in the Arthur Nakai series. Along with those who are already fans, I can only hope that there will be many more stories to come. I recommend this book with a full heart.
—William Kent Krueger, author of This Tender Land and Ordinary Grace”
― Willam Kent Kreuger

“Death Waits in the Dark finds ex-Shadow Wolf lawman, Arthur Makai, trying to do a favor for the widow of an old Marine Corps buddy and finds himself confronting an old enemy who’s threatening the Native Lands and gets involved in a mystery that shocks Makai to his core. Mark Edward Langley’s style is reminiscent of the great John D. MacDonald. Don’t miss this excellent second novel in this entertaining series. ~ Michael A. Black, author of Legends of the West, and Dying Art and Cold Fury in the Executioner series (as Don Pendleton).”
― Michael A. Black, A Killing Frost