Walker Family Mysteries: Queen of the Night Low Price: A Novel of Suspense (Audiobook)

from Helcura

This is the sort of book that some people like and some people hate. It jumps from point-of-view to point-of-view and significant information is revealed piecemeal and sometimes very subtly. If you hate to leave a character in the midst of the action, this style can be uncomfortable. Reading this...

from onyx95

Find Diane Walker working on her latest book and retired Brandon Walker trying to stay busy with TLC (The Last Chance). Spending most of his time going back and forth between ailing fellow TLC detective and longtime friend trying to find the answers to a very old case and his wife who seems to be...

from donna47

I have read a few JA Jance books in the past but I have never read any of the Ladd/Walker series. I love the Western setting and the Indian background both of which I found very interesting. It would help to read others in the series but it is not necessary because Jance does a good job of descri...

from mybookcloset

While reading J.A. Jance's new novel Queen of the Night I had such a hard time figuring out who all of the characters were and how they were related that I had to read chapter One twice, and referred back to it and chapter Two quite often. I'm glad I did because once I had a better handle on the ...

from Karin7

It's summer and a very important event for the Tohono O'odham Nation in Arizona is about to occur; the annual, one night only blossoming of the Queen of the Night flower. In the events leading up to this, a man kills his wife and children and then sets off to shoot his mother and stepfather and e...