A Serpent's Tooth : A Walt Longmire Mystery

from labdaddy4

I am still hooked by this series. This novel contained a few more surprises than normal. The cast of supporting characters Johnson uses really enrich and expand his novels. I caught me off guard to kill one off. I hope there are not more to come ! This book was a real swirl of plot threads - a bi...

from ethel55

I waited a long time to read my copy of A Serpent's Tooth, and I was rewarded with another fine read taking place in my favorite Wyoming county. When the handyman "angel" at Barbara Thomas' house (one that likes Oreos), turns out to be a runaway boy named Cord from a Mormon compound, Walt takes a...

from bcrowl399

This was a good Longmire story. Such a different lifestyle out west in rugged landscapes. I had some confusion about the Orrin character. and what happened to his family exactly. But I think that was due to my incomprehension and not the author's delivery.

from buffalogr

The ninth entry in the Walt Longmire series finds the Wyoming sheriff on the road, traveling between splinter sects of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Henry Standing Bear is a large presence in this book-- character and humor are always welcome and he plays a larger role then usu...

from bicyclewriter

I like all these, but this one in particular is one of my favorites. First, I love the story here. It's one of his best so far I think. But more than that, there's a depth to the characters that really develops here. They've been grew characters all along, but this is the book where, for me, he's...