Verity and Frankie are on a mission to talk to a ghost whe knows who killed Frankie. However he is in the Mint Julip asylum that houses many ghosts. The story flows with an unexpected ending

Officer Manualito finds a man curled up on the seat of a truck just like any other drunk, which gets Bernie into trouble for mishandling a crime scene. This gets Jim Chee into trouble with the FBI yet again. This gets Joe Leaphorn out of retirement and involved withthe old Golden Calf homicide that he would like to forget.

This book was nothing like I thought it was going to be I excepted it to be like the movie but it was nothing like the movie. The book was still really good and there were a lot of smaller stories in it and there is one story in it that is exactly like the movie.

A fun re-do of the classic Cinderella. I now know what cosplay is!! Worth reading!

This romance quick read is the last book of the Maple Hill series. Henry and Halle are the main characters in this book. This book follows them through college life, relationships, classes, hockey season and their new found love.

This was the first [and last] book that I have/will read by this author. On the good side, it was a quick read. The book was boring with unlikeable characters. The various addictions exhibited by the main character annoyed me - especially the endless shopping [and then storing the items in a storage unit]. The male characters were disgusting - enough said!!

This being the third and final book in this series makes me so sad I really loved this book more than the first two witch is very unusual for me because I NEVER like the last book but this one made me want to cry with how it ended.

During a kachina ceremony at the Tano Pueblo, the amtics of a dancing koshare fill the air with tension. Moments later, the clown is found bludgeoned to death, in the same manner as a reservation schoolteacher was killed only days before. Leaphorn and Chee habe a new mystery to solve.

A YA novel that captured even my attention! I liked how the family that seemed separated had more in common than they thought. It did feel immature at times but would be a great read for a teen.

I love Charlie Donlea’s books. They’re horrible in content but I devour them every time especially his back and forth with the past and present writing and being unsure of who the narrator is until the end. Shocking and so disturbing.