Quinn Colson Novel The Innocents, Book 6, (Paperback)

from norinrad10

Somewhere inside of him Atkins has a really good novel. Unfortunately that's not going to happen until he gets a good editor. The Innocents is certainly better then The Redeemers but again suffers from proofreading errors and inexplicable plot jumps. This is a shame because Atkiins has created a ...

from kerns222

best you can do for grit noir. Wanna visit the South. The low living South. Read this.

from bjkelley

Ace Atkins is a great writer, he writes in his own voice in his Quinn Colson series and writes in Robert Parker's voice in the Spenser series. Completely different styles, yet both are great writing. The Innocents is another great story (maybe my favorite so far) in the Colson series.

from jfe16

Quinn Colson, after more than a decade as an Army Ranger, returned to his hometown, served as sheriff, tried to make things better. When the citizens of Jericho voted him out of office, he headed back to Afghanistan. Now he's back in Jericho again, determined to fix things with both his retired H...

from fhudnell

This is the sixth book in the series featuring Quinn Colson, and it's the second one that I have read. Colson is back in Tibbehah County, Mississippi, after his freelance work with the military, and is again working with the acting Sheriff Lillie Virgil. Colson and Virgil make a good team, but it...