Cold River Rising

Cold River Rising - soon to be a major motion picture. A tribe will do anything to protect their own. Described as a modern day "Dances with Wolves," Cold River Rising is unlike any novel you've read before. While on spring break from college, Native American Tara Eagle is kidnapped in a foreign land. Her tribe closes it's borders, declares war, and sends an unlikely team to rescue her. They were joined by others.

Enes Smith relied upon his experience as a homicide detective to write his first two novels, "Fatal Flowers" Berkley1992, and "Dear Departed" Berkley 1994. Crime author Ann Rule wrote, "Fatal Flowers is a chillingly authentic look into the blackest depth's of a psychopath's fantasies." Smith's work as a tribal police chief led to his Indian Cold River series, "Cold River Rising" and "Cold River Resurrection. He has been a college instructor and adjunct professor, teaching a vast array of courses in Criminology and Sociology. He is a frequent keynote speaker at regional and national events, and has been a panelist at The Bouchercon, the World Mystery Convention.