So Happy Together

So Happy Together, the sixth novel by Schwartz following Cobb's Landing, Calumet, Little Cicero, Fetchenko, and The Winds of Change, tells the story of Jackson Moon, a half-breed Ojibwe who was once accused of killing his white girlfriend from high school days. Many years have passed, Moon still haunted by that event, when a prison break leads local officials to seek his assistance in tracking down an escapee, the very man who had been incarcerated for that long ago murder. What follows is a trail of twists and turns which weave their way through the lives of all involved and end at a conclusion that's sure to surprise.