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When CJ killed off Nate's wife & mother....

Revisado: 03-02-24

... I thought I was reading the last Joe Pickett novel. But the main characters are still around and Nate has one more villain to hunt down and Kestrel is in safe hands. Joe is still riding the range.

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Don't waste your money.

Revisado: 10-30-23

Don't waste your money. There is nothing to learn either before or certainly after you have read some of the books. VERY disappointing

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Great topic worth exposing. BUT......

Revisado: 09-20-23

We live in a part of the country with two Native American reservations within 50 miles of our home. The local school districts teach tribal language classes. As a former school board member who supported these classes, I believe it is essential to teach the younger generation.

But in my opinion, native folklore in this book distracted from the mystery that we purchased the book for. The native mythology made it hard to follow the storyline. I had to STRUGGLE to finish it. I had to jump forward and back to follow the storyline and have yet to finish it.

I recommend this book to those living in tribal regions that are part of the embedded native folklore.

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Good read good characters.

Revisado: 07-26-23

Slow struggle in the middle. Found it hard to connect to the characters. Loved the early chapters investigation leading to the finding of the missing soldier/ artist. The middled drag but the story redeemed itself in the closing chapters.

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After a long wait sadly IMO not one of his best.

Revisado: 07-01-23

When you put the Game Warden on a lake for the setting of the entire book for me it lost some of the continuity of all the previous books. Starting with jumping into a marriage.
I thought I had read or listen to all of the previous books in order. When did Bowditch drop Dani (sp). And get engaged to Stacy. It just seemed that new characters were dropped into the long established story lines. Like a stepdad and a former Navy Seal. As always Henry Leyva did a great job.
I was hoping there were more Bowditch books coming.

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The best part of Joe Pickett series ....

Revisado: 03-22-23

........ is that the narrator is always the voices that belong to Joe, Nate, and all the other characters. Switch narrator and it's no longer worth listening to.

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Nate to the rescue. Always like Joe & Nate

Revisado: 03-15-23

The story's that bring Joe and Nate together are the ones I enjoy the most.

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If you can't stand, said, said, avoid this book.

Revisado: 11-19-22

We have listen to the Jesse Stone series and listen to the narrator in previous books . But nothing will spoil a book for us more than dialogue like this Jesse said, Molly said, Suitcase said, Jesse said.... Sad. sad....SAD...we SAID

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Great story. Especially because we knew "Pickles"

Revisado: 09-25-22

As avid readers and listeners to J. P. Beaumont's cases "Pickles" was a known character. And now to paraphrase Paul Harvey ..... "We know the rest of the story". a great rainy day treat.

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Timely topic America and Candian water shortages

Revisado: 09-03-22

Good story with the introduction of some new characters. A potential love interest for Cork's son Steven. And maybe a new character to learn Henry's many secrets who might fill the void when Henry enters the spirit world. At 100+? years old he won't live forever.

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