I really enjoyed this book! Since I read this book out of order (I read #2 first) it was nice to get some background on both Kate and John. The only thing I wish, that Linda hadn't made the suspect so obvious. Nate Detrick was a suspect in my mind when the counsel first brought him in. I think it wo...
Kate is chief of police in a small Ohio community. As a child she was raised Amish but disowned during her teen aged years. When a serial killer reappears in her small town, Kate is stunned, she thought she had killed the serial killer years ago.
I am so happy that Linda Castillo started writing mysteries. Accidently, I read the second book in this series first and loved it. This one is no better. I believe the third book in the series comes out next year and I cannot wait to read it. She is such an awesome author and her mysteries suck me i...
I received a copy of the second book in this series, so I borrowed Sworn to Silence from the library to read, because I like to read series in orders. I wasn’t familiar with this author, but like the genre so I gave it a go, especially since I’ve always been intrigued by the Amish. I really liked th...
This book was the typical mystery/thriller. The setting is Ohio, in Amish country and the main character is the police chief of the small town of Painter's Mill. Not only is she a woman, but she grew up Amish, and left the church when she came of age. The premise is that she would have an in with...
Just did not like this audio book. Thought all the characters acted stupidly throughout the book and that the violence was overdone. Need to learn to give up on audios though the narration by Kathleen McInerney was, at least, competent.
Painters Mills, Ohio is a small rural town where the Amish and the "English" have lived side by side for over two hundred years. But sixteen years ago, a serial killer was on the loose and left victims in his wake shattering this peaceful community. Their innocence was lost and only one victim survi...
Once I actually started reading this book I could not stop--I finished at 2:15 this morning. I'm not a huge suspense/thriller/mystery reader any more, but I was intrigued by the idea of a formerly Amish, female chief of police now working back in her hometown surrounded by family who are supposed to...
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