The Clay Remembers

Images associated with my novel, The Clay Remembers, the first in a series of three set in the Arizona Sonoran Desert in and around Tucson
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a horse is reading a book with its head turned to look like it's sitting down
Simple logo for Buckskin Books
a map showing the location of clay hills
The setting for all three books in the Clay Series
a satellite dish sitting in front of a building
Looking along the front of the guest casitas today at Ghost Ranch Lodge. Foster held Anna in the last one down.
the clay remembers book cover with hands holding a pot in front of mountains and blue sky
The Clay Remembers: Book 1 in The Clay Series
The Clay Remembers: Book 1 in The Clay Series by [Miller, Sharon K.]
an apple being held by a hand with the words faddie and annu below it
Immigrants to the Hohokam Region
Illustration of Hohokam paddle-and-anvil technique for making pottery.
several horses are running in the field with mountains in the background
wildflowers blooming on the side of a hill with mountains in the background
the sun shines on some cactus plants and mountains in the distance, along with other vegetation
there are rocks and grass in the field
a book cover for the clay remembers featuring a hand holding a vase with mountains in the background
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a hand holding a small vase in front of a white background with an orange and red design on it
The pot as it appears on the book cover
an empty street in the middle of a desert
Looking across Miracle Mile toward the cemetery--the route that Anna and Foster must follow. That's the mortuary in the distance. Nick follows from a slightly different angle, but faces the same obstacles.
an empty parking lot in front of a building
The back of the guest casitas at Ghost Ranch Lodge--no rear exits
two people are walking through the park with trees and flowers in the foreground on a sunny day
Trees in Evergreen Cemetery
an old fence with graffiti on it
The opening in the fence--not big enough in reality, but big enough in fiction