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Suzanne J. BratcherAuthor Bio:Suzanne Bratcher lives in Prescott Valley, Arizona, where she can watch the sun rise over Mingus Mountain. A retired English professor from Northern Arizona University, she enjoys spinning mysteries and adventure tales set in the magnificent, mysterious Southwest. The Copper Box (Mantle Rock, 2017) won 1st place in Romantic Suspense in ACFW's Genesis award in 2013. Its sequel, The Silver Lode (Mantle Rock, 2017) won 1st place in Mystery/Suspense in Faith and Fellowship's Angel Award in 2018. Kokopelli's Song (Scrivenings Press, 2020) won 1st place in YA Fiction in Blue Ridge Mountain's Selah Award. |
Books by Author
 The Gold DoubloonsWhen Coronado marched through the Verde Valley in 1542 looking for the Seven Cities of Gold, Yavapai scouts took him to a mine near present-day Jerome. Coronado didn’t find what he was looking for, but a persistent legend says he left behind a bag of gold doubloons. Now, almost five hundred years… |
 Kokopelli's SongCan a trio of teens keep ancient evil from tipping the universe into chaos? When seventeen-year-old Amy Adams finds her father’s family and a lost twin brother on the Hopi Reservation, she stumbles into a struggle between shamans and witches that spans a thousand years. After Mahu is attacked and… |
 The Copper BoxJerome, Arizona: the largest ghost town in America Antiques expert Marty Greenlaw comes to Jerome to face the horror that haunts her dreams: Did she kill her little sister twenty-two years ago? Historian Paul Russell is in Jerome to face his own horror: Was the car crash that killed his wife his fault?… |
 The Silver LodeJEROME, ARIZONA: billion-dollar copper camp alive with rags-to-riches stories Beneath the ghost town that clings to Cleopatra Hill, a maze of abandoned mine tunnels conceals a vein of silver ore mixed with pure gold. Seventy years ago the discovery of that silver lode caused a murder. Are more coming?… |