Mike Bowditch Mysteries Widowmaker, Book 7, (Paperback)

from Ronrose1

It's been a while since I read one of Paul Doiron's novels about Maine Game Warden Mike Bowditch. It only took a couple of pages to be transformed back into the beautiful wintry landscape of Maine. Mike has a steady girl friend now who shares his passion for nature. Stacey is in a remote area of ...

from jimnicol

Paul Doiron is one of my very favorite mystery writers, and his latest Mike Bowditch tale is a stellar seventh addition to a great series. (I'm glad to report that Mike-though he's supposedly growing and maturing as time passes-retains enough of his natural irascibility to keep things interesting...

from whybehave2002

Fantastic! Edge of the seat! And we learn some background of Mike's. His books get better and better. AND I listened to this book and got a wonderful surprise. Paul interviews Nevada Barr! I did a happy dance. Nevada Barr is exactly why I found Paul Doiron's books in the first place. Right now I ...

from JBreedlove

Bowditch is moving around the state. Here he is in the Rangeley area. He takes liberty with geography and ski resort names but he has a great sense of place and evokes memories for me of my work up north. Host of possible bad guys and you weren't sure until the end. And a very good ending.

from sleahey

Bowditch still wrestles with the demons of his past, so when a woman shows up at his door to say he has a half-brother who needs to be rescued, he can't resist trying to help. Meanwhile, he has rescued a wolf from some druggies and is compelled to find a home for it. Traveling from Sebago to Rang...