from Auntie-Nanuuq

Of course Doss begins the book in his arrogant "oh-aren't-I-so-very-clever" manner, but once I got past that, I really enjoyed the story.Professor Reed has seen himself murdered and sets out to stop it by getting Scott Parish & Charlie Moon to intervene by offering them a bet neither can afford t...

from Queensowntalia

With 'Tale,' James Doss offers up another highly entertaining chapter in the adventures of Charlie Moon and and police chief Scott Parris. In the latest installment of these highly engaging mysteries, Moon and Parris have taken on the task of serving as bodyguards for a wealthy man who's convince...

from khiemstra631

Daisy Perika, that rascally old Ute woman, still causes trouble in this latest Charlie Moon book. In this installment, Sheriff Scott Parris and Charlie Moon accept a wager that they can keep Professor Samuel Reed alive beyond a certain date in June. Reed claims to be able to "remember the future"...

from macabr

James D. Doss is a worthy successor to Tony Hillerman whose Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee mysteries provided solid story-telling as well as insights into the Navajo culture. Doss gives us Charlie Moon, a tribal policeman turned cattle rancher. The series is named for Charlie, one of the most engaging...

from macabr

James D. Doss is a worthy successor to Tony Hillerman whose Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee mysteries provided solid story-telling as well as insights into the Navajo culture. Doss gives us Charlie Moon, a tribal policeman turned cattle rancher. The series is named for Charlie, one of the most engaging...