by Nevada Barr
Enjoyable book. I figured somewhat the reason and the bad guy was so predictable he should have had a black hat, twirling his mustache. The part I loved the best was Anna. Her trying to figure out her job, her life, her residence, her drinking. The ending was great.
It's been a long time since I read this book but I have read the entire series, up until the most current book and I really like it. I love how the series is set outdoors in the different parks.
bookshelves: series, spring-2012, mystery-thriller, north-americas, plague-disease, tbr-busting-2012, published-1995 Read on May 06, 2012 Like this series, a solid 3* for me so far.blurb - In Ill Wind, Barr's powerful new novel, Park Ranger Anna Pigeon confronts death among the ruins. Colorado's ...
Read for bookclub, not as good as her other books. I will never look at a forest fire the same way again.
Like this series, a solid middle 3* for me so far.blurb - In Ill Wind, Barr's powerful new novel, Park Ranger Anna Pigeon confronts death among the ruins. Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park is noted for its well-preserved cliff dwellings, the sole legacy of the Anasazi civilization, which vanished ...
Another good solid Anna Pigeon mystery from Nevada Barr. For me Anna fills in nicely while waiting for the next Kinsey Millhone book. Like Kinsey she's older (but not old), a little bit jaded and working through some pain in her past. But unlike Kinsey who is firmly set in her hometown each Anna ...
The ruins of Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park home of the Anasazi ruins, provide a place of solace for Anna Pigeon until their beauty is tainted by death.Frederick Stanton, a quirky and very likable FBI agent once again joins Anna in her quest for answers. Stacey Meyer who is a ranger trainee and...
My favorite in this series since it takes place at Mesa Verde Park here in Colorado.
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