Bone Black

“Bone Black” by Carol Rose GoldenEagle is a powerful novel that sheds light on the crisis of missing and slain Indigenous women in Canada. The story follows Wren StrongEagle, devastated when her twin sister, Raven, mysteriously disappears after an evening at a local pub. Frustrated by the lack of official response, Wren takes justice into her own hands, disappearing into a darkness where she grapples with the type of justice she delivers. With vivid prose, the book examines police indifference, systemic racism, and the power of prayer and spiritual guidance. It’s a haunting exploration of a heartbreaking reality that demands our attention.