Longmire Mystery Junkyard Dogs: A Longmire Mystery, (Paperback)

from SunnySD

The Stewart family made a number of poor choices, but the two that toppled the whole stack of cards were very, very simple. Two of them decided to clean the chimney, and one of them decided to go shopping. And then there was the thumb in the cooler.... Johnson turned an urban legend into a great ...

from ethel55

Staying close to home in this mystery, Walt has a 'find' to delve into at the junkyard. This is made all the more mysterious by an incoming housing development's bad feelings about the Municipal Solid Waste Facility (what Geo Stewart would prefer the junkyard be known as). Walt's whole office, hi...

from bookswoman

Craig Johnson and Walt Longmire are two of my favorite men. Craig because he writes so well, and Walt because Craig writes him so well!This is the sixth Walt Longmire book so starting to read one is like a chance to visit with good friends. Walt is smart and funny and so real you feel like you kn...

from waldhaus1

I like this novel the best so far. The mystery seems more alive to me. Characters from prior episodes become better developed. Winter is a character in this novel - sometimes a white hat sometimes a black hat. The behavior of characters is unexpected enough to add to the mystery. The final resolu...

from cathyskye

First Line: I tried to get a straight answer from his grandson and granddaughter-in-law as to why their grandfather had been tied with a hundred feet of nylon rope to the rear bumper of the 1968 Oldsmobile Toronado. It's February, and it's cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey in Abs...