A man found lying dead under a bush by a train track who is dressed in a shabby suit with no ID or dentures starts the story for Leaphorn. A blond haired.blue eyed 1/4 Navajo starts the story for Chee. They meet in Washington DC and solve the respective mystery together.

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.

Great read- good dialogue and characters. Accurate depiction of the struggles of seventh graders.

Multiple perspectives, multiple tenses, many characters… a great read. The content and story are so disturbing but left me on the edge of my seat wanting to keep reading.

When Acting Lt. Jim Chee catches a Hopi poacher huddled over a butchered Navajo police officer, he has an open-and-shut case---until his former boss, Joe Leaphorn, blows it wide open.

This book was amazing it took me less than 2 hours to read and had me ready to find out what was going to happened next. Joe Hill is am amazing writer and his books always have me sitting on the edge of my seat to find out what happens next.

I have not read a lot of James Patterson recently, but I found this to be a fun read. I do love having very short chapters - much easier to read in bits and pieces of time. I like being in the courtroom and being exposed to what happens in the 'deep South' - always eye-opening.

I read this book after seeing it recommended by a fellow Buckeye for a Buckeye Bingo Square! I found it very interesting and liked learning more about Tourette Syndrome. It was heartwarming to have Aven [the armless girl] bond with Connor [with Tourette's] and Zion [weight/self-esteem issues] and to see them supporting and growing stronger with their mutual support.

I would read this again tomorrow. My heart was in my stomach the whole time, but it was worth it.

Digging deeper into Calaena’s story was great! I liked this better than the first book!