Bad Little Falls : A Mike Bowditch Mystery

from whybehave2002

What caught my eye is a note from Nevada Barr on the book sleeve. I figured if she liked it I couldn't go wrong. Not a bad mystery. I'm only giving it a 3 because it jumped around some and I prefer to have my characters a little more in depth. But I would read another one.

from Daftboy1

Ok book this. Game warden Mike Bowditch is transferred to the back of beyond as a punishment, he falls for a local woman who has a lot of baggage and a strange son. Two drug dealers end up dead, Bowditch helps the Police solve the case. Bowditch rescues the son from the murderer but in the end he...

from DeaconBernie

Northern Maine in the dead of winter is not my idea of an ideal locale. Nevertheless, the author does a good job of living in such an environment into a passable mystery. The principal character is beyond flawed; he's weird. He is an outcast sent to oblivion. He jumps to conclusions and tries to ...

from tututhefirst

Paul Doiron's Mike Bowditch series is a well-researched and rousing set of tales about the Maine warden service. This is the third in the series, and we've now been treated to a view of the Maine woods and wild-life (human and animal) in summer, in autumn hunting season, and now in the dead of wi...

from Twink

Bad Little Falls is the third book in Paul Doiron's Mike Bowditch series, but a first read of this author for me. Bowditch is a game warden. He's been sent to a remote outpost in Maine by his superiors for past transgressions. And it's mighty cold in Maine in the winter. One of his first call out...