Bad Blood (Kate Shugak Novels)

from SunnySD

Romeo and Juliet crossed with the Hatfields and McCoys and plopped down in modern-day Alaska. The haves and the have-nots: two small towns on the fringes of one of America's last frontiers, on opposite sides of a river, with opposing viewpoints on almost everything and bone-deep, years-long grudg...

from buffalogr

Romeo and Juliet--Alaska style. Chopper Jim is stonewalled when he tries to solve murders invovling two feuding villages and no one will talk. The narration: Marguerite Gavin does a fantastic job reading this series. Given the ending, I thought that this book, #20, was the end of Kate. Imagine my...

from sleahey

Chopper Jim is stonewalled when he tries to solve murders invovling two feuding villages and no one will talk. Violence and hatred are in the air, juxtaposed with the romance between two young folks from each village. There is crime resolution by the end, but unsettling results for Kate.

from tom471

Another satisfying read from Stabenow. This book ends with a cliffhanger. The Shugak series, of which this is book 20,are full of information about Aleutian Indian culture and Alaskan plants and animals. If you read Hillerman or Nevada Barr,you will like this series. There is a lot going on in th...

from Beecharmer

Like a previous reviewer, I agree that the series is just losing my interest. Absolutely hated the ending, but I guess something had to be interesting in the book.