This is #4 in the Walt Logmire series and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Much more than I did the previous novel. Craig Johnson was back in form in this novel as Walt has to deal with his personal demons from his time in Vietnam. I enjoyed the back and forth settings, from Walt's experiences in Vietn...
Read as an audiobook for the car. This installment in the Longmire series is more adventure than traditional whodunnit, but still a good read for the characters and the mix of comedy in the midst of drama and suspense. I had mentioned to a fellow Longmire TV fan online that if the series (now c...
Walt Longmire is listening to Christmas music and getting ready for a quiet Christmas when he has an unexpected guest.The woman appears to know Walt and asks about his predecessor, Sheriff Lucian Connally.Walt tells the girl that he has been the sheriff in Absaroka County for almost a quarter of ...
I am a HUGE Craig Johnson fan. I love the Longmire series, and his writing style. This was an OK read, but I'm finding myself a bit prejudiced when it comes to short stories. Johnson's style is great for developing a story and characters, and I find this short story leaves me a little "up-short"....
Love Walt, and love these little side-trips. Did NOT love that Amazon wanted $3.79 for 82 pages (most of which were the first chapter of Cold Dish/Longmire #1).A handful of short stories showing the more human side of Walt - specifically in relation to Christmas and his grieving for his wife. J...
This book of Walt Longmire short stories turned out to be the perfect Christmas gift because the majority of the stories were originally written as stand-alones sent out by Craig Johnson in his annual holiday newsletter. Johnson knows his characters and Wyoming inside and out, and quickly establi...
A group of friends and I have something that we like to call Forced Book Reads, where we each choose a book and make the whole gang read it. (Or at least they have to if they want the others to read THEIR book.) For my selection, I went with Blackbirds by Chuck Wendig, and now it's my friend Chri...
”A life without friends means death without company. (Adiskidegabeco bizita, auzogabeko heriotza.)”--Basque Proverb.One thing that Walt Longmire will never be short of are friends. He also will never have to look far to find an enemy either, but when your bestfriend is a Cheyenne warrior named He...