Not my favorite. A sad look @ Indai's caste system

I love it. It’s a tongue twister

As all of the books in this series, I loved it. Mary Anne is on vacation with the Pikes in Sea City. I think it would be so cool to go as a babysitter on vacation with a family.

This is my most favorite author. His books may have 100 plus chapters, but I can breeze though them pretty quick. i love all his series, alex cross, michael bennett, women's murder club.. hope he never retires from writing!

Andrew and Russ’s friendship is torn apart when Russ gets interested in a girl- they have growing pains throughout the story as they create a homemade movie based on a local legend. I love Tatulli’s artwork throughout this great graphic.

4 stars for another well done mystery by Tricia Fields. This is book 5 in the Josie Gray series, which has received plaudits from Craig Johnson, who also writes a mystery series set in a remote part of the US. Book 1 in the Josie Gray series won the Tony Hillerman prize. In this book, Josie finds a young woman cowering on her doorstep. Then she finds a body nearby. She starts an investigation with her 3 person Police Department. She is the Chief of Police in Artemis, a fictional town in the West Texas border desert country. The investigation leads to a human trafficking ring and some shocking revelations. I recommend that you read this series in order, as there are developments in Josie's personal life that continue through the series. Both my wife and I enjoy this series. There is very little violence and few bad words, so it would be acceptable for cozy mystery fans. I liked the satisfying ending. I read this library book in 3 days.

Great book! Could not put down. Page turning whodunnit! Keeps you guessing until the very end. Lots of twists and turns. She is a master of addictive suspense!

This book was nothing like I was expecting, but a great surprise read. It was dark and twisted, and I couldn't wait to see what happened next.

Overall, good and interesting book. Different from Hannah's other historical fiction books. More depressing home violence from great, yet sad, depiction of PTSD in war veterans.

Really enjoyed this book, especially the end. You know a book is me sinful when it makes you think and also brings you to tears!