Steven Havill has crafted yet another winner in the Bill Gastner series. As usual, the descriptions of people and place are outstanding, and the plot twists and turns well. The only complaint (and its a small one!) is that the novel couldn't have been another 50-75 pages or so. Good job!
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When an author entices an urbanite like me to want to visit a place where there's more dust than coffee choices, the book is a find. Havill has created a mystery series that keeps you turning pages and looking forward to the next book, with a protagonist whose profile we all stare at in the mirror, in some form or fashion. Prolonged Exposure is the most gripping tale yet, and Gastner ups the bar, once again. I've come to...
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New Mexico Undersheriff Bill Gastner is recovering from major surgery in the Flint, Michigan home of his daughter and her family. Bill is starting to become bored with the daily routine. Though he loves his oldest daughter, her spouse, and his grandchildren, he cannot wait to get back to his home in Posedas County. His planned departure abruptly changes when his Chief of Detectives, Estelle Reyes-Guzman calls to tell him...
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