With all the intricate details and the characters populating the story, the novel does an excellent job at making the reader feel for the characters, even if they are involved in drugs or bend the rules.Īs a reader, you get to see where each character in the story comes from and how they connect with each other despite being from different backgrounds. The author has created two fascinating main characters with lots happening in their lives and takes us honestly through their changing lives while adding some wonderful characters along the way. Has Jeffrey finally delivered a miracle drug or is this only but the beginning of a nightmare of addiction? Blue Coyote is an intriguing depiction of the human frailties present in everyone. Six travelers, including a couple from Brazil, an alcoholic priest, Native American pediatrician, struggling salesman, and depressed widow spent their night in Jeffrey’s motel and waked the next morning feeling good than ever. As Jeffrey madness picks up on a whole new level, he begins to experiment his “feel good” drug on other people. The story introduces us to a charming woman named Maria and her husband Jeffrey a scientist fired from his job as they struggle to establish their new life in the remote areas of Southern California desert as motel owners.Īlong with his anti-aging hormone invention, Maria’s husband invents a “feel good drug” to help her deal with her depression. The first book in Coyote series by Dianne Harman is a suspense love story that kicks off in the urban areas of Southern California and expands its reach around the globe in diverse locations such as South America, Provence, and the Himalayas. Harman became a published author in 2012 when Blue Coyote Motel, the first book in Coyote series was released.

Now a resident of Huntington Beach in California, Dianne spent over a decade in Sacramento when her husband worked as an assemblyman and then the state senator. Dianne Harman is American author famously known for her Cedar Bay Cozy Mystery series, Coyote and Teddy Saga series.

Tea Party Teddy by Dianne Harman