Maxie and Stretch Mystery The Serpents Trail, Book 1, (Paperback)

from cathyskye

I was in the mood for a soft-edged, intriguing mystery filled with excellent characters, and that's exactly what I found in The Serpents Trail. Already familiar with Sue Henry's Jessie Arnold mysteries set in Alaska, I wanted to see what a wandering sixtysomething widow with a small dog and an RV...

from buffalogr

Fun read, whodunit centered on Grand Junction Colorado. Maxi and her dog, Stretch live in a mini-winnebago and deal with the dearh of Maxis friend Sarah. Cover picture is Ansel Adams photograph site in Wyoming, not the Colorado Monument in Colorado.

from librarymouse

Boring, boring, BORING. Stilted language (Henry doesn't believe in contractions, so her dialogue is clunky and formal), and prissy Maxie considers herself ethically superior to everyone walking the planet, despite the fact that she drives a massive gas-wasting RV and is such a priggish Senior Cit...

from psherman

I disagree with library mouse's review, I loved this book. However, as a 60-something woman who camps alone, I found a lot here to relate to, which may not be the case with the other reviewer. I thought the writing flowed well and I liked the character of Maxie. I have the second in the series in...