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The Cold-War ended years back, or made it happen? For Thurmond Giles, a furnished Africanamerican Airforce expert discovered bare, lifeless, and hanging by his shins in the deactivated minuteman missile silo in destitute southeastern Wyoming, the clear answer isn't any. His death—led that is followed by the labyrinthine investigation by former fighter pilot Main Bernadette Cameron and ex-university football phenom-turned-writer Elgin “Cozy” Coseia—reveals the way the nuclear era’s heritage has continued to ruin both lifestyles and thoughts.  Astride a Red Mount uses Bernadette, Comfortable, and Cozy’s chef Freddie Dames match wits with a gallery of memorable murder suspects: a strong, right-wing-bending cows rancher; a decreasing seventy-six-year-old WWII-era Japanese internment camp victim and her unpredictable q teacher relative; an idealistic life-long atomic hands protestor; and a private Airforce company with a twenty-year grudge from the murder victim.