"Indian Killer" is a novel by Sherman Alexie that explores themes of identity, race, and violence in America. Set in Seattle, the story follows a series of murders linked to a mysterious killer who targets white individuals. The narrative delves into the complexities of Native American identity and the historical injustices faced by Indigenous people. The book features multiple perspectives, including those of a troubled Native American man and a white journalist. As the characters navigate their intertwined lives, the novel raises questions about cultural heritage, societal prejudice, and the impact of historical trauma on contemporary relationships.