This is a hard book for me to review. On the one hand, it's a solid story with well crafted characters and perfect descriptions of Wyoming. The Sheriff is both very small-town in personality and highly educated and his observations of the world show this. Most of the people seem a lot more real ...
Craig Johnson is a master of the genre and a damn fine storyteller, as has been noted in many reviews and nicely summed up in the blurbs on the back of this book. I love everything about the story and Walt Longmire, with the minor exception of preferring Robert Taylor's look to that of the strictly ...
Wow, great writing. This is the first of his books I have read. Can't believe how different from the TV series this was. Craig Johnson writes like I think so this was a very personal reading experience for me. Can't wait to get into the rest of the series.
I really should have read this book first. It sets much of the stage for understanding the relationships of the characters in the later novels of the series (see my review of #2 which provides an examination of what is -- and is not -- real in the books: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/674125...
"(...) The feather they found on scene with Cody Pritchard.”“So, they’re saying that it wasn’t an eagle feather, that it was a wild turkey?” I let that sit awhile. “I wasn’t aware that eagles or turkeys were suspect; I thought we had all agreed that the gunshot wound might have had something to do w...
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