Sara Sue Hoklotubbe is a published author of fiction, best known for her Sadie Walela Mystery Series. Her work has been recognized and honored with several prestigious awards, including the New Mexico/Arizona Book Award for Mystery/Suspense, the WILLA Literary Award by Women Writing the West, and the Wordcraft Circle of Native Writers and Storytellers' Mystery of the Year Award. Hoklotubbe's writing has also earned her recognition as a finalist for the ForeWord Book of the Year Award and the Oklahoma Book Award.
Hoklotubbe's Sadie Walela Mystery Series is set in the Cherokee Nation, where she grew up in northeastern Oklahoma. By drawing from her personal experiences and cultural background, Hoklotubbe is able to create rich and authentic settings for her mysteries. Her writing provides readers with a unique perspective on the Cherokee community and its culture, offering an engaging and educational experience.
Through her work, Hoklotubbe has established herself as a prominent and respected figure in the Native American literary community. Her awards and recognitions are a testament to her talent and dedication to her craft. Hoklotubbe's ability to create compelling and believable characters, combined with her talent for weaving intricate and engaging plots, has earned her a well-deserved place among the top authors in her genre.
Readers and critics alike have praised Hoklotubbe's work for its authenticity, depth, and engaging storytelling. Her unique voice and perspective have made her a standout author in the world of mystery fiction. Hoklotubbe's commitment to her craft and her dedication to sharing the stories of the Cherokee community have resulted in a successful and critically acclaimed writing career.