This story is more fantastical then I originally expected. I also empithise with Meroko and really would like to meet Eichi to see how amazing he really is. I also love Mitsuki's passion for singing and her strong determination.

I've enjoyed reading each of the books in this series, which features Vicky Holden, an Arapaho lawyer, and Father John O'Malley, the "Indian Priest" at the Jesuit Parish. In this mystery, a white buffalo is born on a privately owned ranch within the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming. A white buffalo is considered sacred to members of the native tribes. Suddenly, crowds arrive to view the calf, causing turmoil and leading to the discovery that native ranch hands have been disappearing from the ranch. Vicky and Father John play a pivotal role in solving the mystery of the disappearances.

Interesting account of what it is like for women in prison. Infuriating at times, it will leave you wanting to know where these women are now, and if they were able to recover from the trauma inflicted on them by our unfair prison system.

A fun sequel to Inkheart

Much like her other books, a charming romance set on Nantucket. Fun but predictable.

Thrilling

I love Erik Larson and his ability to turn historical facts into a novel. This book was so good, especially for an Anglophile, and Winnie fan, such as myself.

When Judge Deborah Knott fills in for another judge, she has a chance to spend her free time time in a friend's cottage on an island in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. During her stay she meets area residents from diverse walks of life and is drawn into a homicide investigation as well as a NC Div. of Marine Fisheries investigation. I enjoyed getting to know Deborah and more about North Carolina's famed Outer Banks.

A fun read about neighborhood drama

It was good.