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Kill Hole by Jamake Highwater follows Sitko Ghost Horse, previously known as Seymour Miller, as he struggles to prove his Native American heritage in the wake of ritualistic violence and an earth-shattering pandemic. Amidst the chaos, Sitko loses his freedom and love, embarks on a desert journey, and faces judgment from a suspicious tribe, questioning whether his self-identity can withstand societal scrutiny. The book contains depictions of abuse, illness, and persecution.