Deborah Knott Mystery: Hard Row (Series #13) (Paperback)

from FerneMysteryReader

In reading a 'stash' of novels in the Deborah Knott Mysteries series that have been on my tbr shelves, I began with Book 2, and continued to read Book 3, Book 6, and Book 7. In reading Book 13, there is welcome news for the series readers but for me it was also bittersweet in missing the developm...

from tututhefirst

I enjoy the Deborah Knott mysteries. The plot develops well: body parts keep appearing and law enforcement is faced with a variety of well-developed, believable characters. There's the about to be (or is she already?) ex-wife, disgruntled employees, and a side death (is it a homicide?). These eve...

from FicusFan

This is book 13 in the Judge Deborah Knott mystery series. I am reading them like popping candy, and enjoying every minute. This book is no exception. Back in NC, Deborah and Dwight and his son Cal are settling into their new family life together. Dwight is called out when his officers find body ...

from auntieknickers

Margaret Maron's first novel in the Judge Deborah Knott series, BOOTLEGGER'S DAUGHTER, won the Edgar for Best First Novel, and the series just keeps getting better. With the Judge's marriage to a sheriff's deputy, elements of the police procedural creep in to the amateur sleuth format, and it's a...

from jamespurcell

Body parts are found strewn across Colleton County, no doubt its murder but who is the victim. Meanwhile, the Judge starts learning to be a stepmom as well as how to be a hockey fan. Lots of insights into farming and the cost that "guest workers" pay to earn a living. Another good story about Deb...