Original title was: Ogilvie, Tallant and Moon, in hardcover. A child's death hits everyone hard, and Sparky Weed's parents blamed his physician, the beautiful Dr. Miranda Trobridge. From the start, attorney Charlie Moon sensed something sinister behind the malpractice case against her. A second untimely death told him it was murder. And without a trace of evidence, Charlie must conjure up a bit of Indian magic to get a second opinion ... from the dead themselves. He's a tough, lean American Indian with a degree in law and a special gift for detection. His San Francisco law firm is a far cry from the Ojibwa reservation of his childhood, but Charlie lives in both worlds. And when the law fails, he takes a surer path to justice-following the shaman's way to uncover the dark crimes of the heart....

Original title in hardcover was: Music When Sweet Voices Die. Native American Charlie Moon employs the way of the shaman when his legal skills founder, and he must use both when called upon to solve the murder of a famous French tenor during a performance at the San Francisco Opera.

Charlie Spotted Moon, attorney-at-law, turns to his American Indian heritage to help him defend a schoolteacher's suspicious reputation

Attorney and part-time detective Charlie Moon turns to his Indian heritage to help him in the defense of the seemingly clean-cut, personable suspect in a slew of San Francisco "doorstep" murders.