by Craig Johnson
In 'Hell Is Empty' Craig Johnson has attempted something very ambitious and done it pretty well but I hope he doesn't feel the need to do it again. Unlike its predecessors, 'Hell Is Empty' doesn't have a mystery at its heart. We know from the beginning who the bad guys are, even if we don't know e...
AudiobookOkay, I wanted to complain that the ending (with all of the struggling and almost dying) is like a previous book in this series but the author mentions that at the end of this book - that Walt Longmire is again sitting on the porch healing, looking at the horizon, trying to come to terms wi...
Where Junkyard Dogs started off with a chuckle inducing bang, this one starts slower, and makes it clear early on that creepy and foreboding are going to be the order of the day. We join Walt and Deputy Santiago 'Sancho' Saizarbitoria as they're transporting three felons to meet up with a p...
I saw the TV version of Hell is Empty after I bought the book. When I realized I had seen the episode (and it sucked), I got a little worried. I'm here to tell you, the book is everything that the TV episode is not, so don't compare the two.To begin, yes. The premise of the book is a little outrageo...
Another great Longmire book. And like the book before, it was impossible to stop reading when the story took off.
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