Review:Craig Johnson is the best kept secret in mystery books. Thankfully the Longmire television show lead me to his books and each one of them captures you and takes you to Absaroka County. I am a strong reader but still find that I can reread this group of books, learning more and enjoying it all over again. Don't miss Sheriff Longmire's stories of murder, love and life. Read more

Review:Great story with constant flashbacks to Vietnam days for Walt Longmire. Daughter Cady is improving after her Philadelphia ordeal. Vic and Walt are still smoldering for one another. Walt is a simpatico lawman, both in his Vietnam life as a Marine Investigator and as a Sheriff in Wyoming. His support for Virgil is eloquent testimony of that. Vietnam vets might appreciate this particular episode. Read more

Review:I picked up a book, and was immediately back where I grew up at: Wyoming. Mr. Johnson has it down. Lakes, Rivers, Counties, Highway Patrol, Cheyenne, Rawlins, abutting states, where everything is relative to each other in the state... And, it's a great Mystery / Detective Book at that. Read more

Review:This book is a typical Walt Longmire book. I bought it because after reading previous books in the series, I want to own the complete series. I really enjoyed reading this book. Craig Johnson always has a complicated plot, and Kindness Goes Unpunished doesn't lack a tiny bit in this department. I can whole heartedly recommend this book. Read more

Review:This text is wonderfully insightful and profoundly persuasive. His language is concise, expressive and impossible to resist. His arguments are nearly impossible to argue against and the very natures of the writings are incredibly persuasive.

I am not going to go into tremendous detail explaining every aspect and every nuance of the text. I am sure you have a great many other things to do than sit and read my interpenetration of this book. First and foremost, for I am no book critic, a... Read more

Review:I personally liked the first two books, but something went wrong with this one. I don't know if they got someone to ghostwrite it or something, but it was like night and day compared to the other books in terms of style. Much of the attention to storytelling was lost in this book. The actual plot wasn't bad, but the way it was presented and described was horrible.

I think I'll have to agree that there was a lot of fluff in the book, and unlike the other books, the fluff wasn't well pre... Read more

Review:Well where to start Blaise Corvin did it again not only do the mc’s get strong even the side characters get strong and more involved too seriously this is an author to watch for or if you feel like it praise. I hope to see no. 4 soon all in all a great read try it out. Read more

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Review:First the Fionavar Tapestry is not a new story. It is the old story of good against evil, light against darkness. So exactly what Tolkien wrote in his Lord of the Rings. And indeed there are many things very familiar. So is Loren Silvercloak Gandalf and the treacherous mages are Saruman (LOTR) and Metran (FT). In both books are a nation of riders and, of course, elves, even if they don't have that name. And Sauron himself is Rakoth Maugrim.
But in the LOTR are only two sides, good or evil... Read more

Review:Ever have an author whose early work you really like turn into an overly confident wordsmith who cannot write compelling characters anymore, but doesn't realize it? New rule, Guy Gavriel Kay. The next book you write isn't allowed to use the following words: clever, intelligent, sharp, handsome, subtle, unsubtle, fierce, and beautiful. Also, no more sentence fragments for you. You're cut off.

Protip for any aspiring writers: If all of your characters are described this way, and have the sa... Read more