Leaphorn, Chee & Manuelito Novels: Rock with Wings Lib/E: A Leaphorn, Chee & Manuelito Novel (Audiobook)

from juniperSun

Good mystery. As a botanist I appreciated the rare cacti inclusion, but was concerned that the solar company apparently didn't have to do any environmental report as part of their proposal. I would have wanted that to have more of an importance in the tale, but since it didn't, I realized that fr...

from m.belljackson

ROCK WITH WINGS delivers a slowly evolving plot which is not as exciting or art-intriguing as SPIDER WOMAN'S DAUGHTER, yet still works as a good mystery...except for the unsatisfying climax. Regarding Chee and Bernie: 1. enough with the unfunny "Cheeseburger" and sister's nagging failures. "Un...

from DrApple

It is always a joy to join these characters. I have been reading the Hillerman family novels for so many years that Chee and Leaphorn seem to be old friends. Although the Anne writes well, there is just something that her father's novels had which is missing from hers. Still I enjoy her continuat...

from jennybeast

On the whole, I'm pleased that the series is continuing under Anne Hillerman, and I think she's doing a reasonably good job with it. I feel there's a little something stiff in the characters, a certain formality of phrase that I can read as traditional Navaho culture and thinking, since I am igno...

from buffalogr

Second in a series of books by Anne Hillerman, continuing her father's series. In this book, there are two story lines, one with Chee and the other with Bernie. Enjoyable and continues to illuminate Navajo culture--the reader picks up something during each book. Bernie's character continues to fl...