The second Sheriff Dawson mystery has lots of twists and turns that stretch back over years, then a mind-blowing ending that puts everything into place ( Killer Nashville ). - New York Journal of Books.
The characters are well developed, and place descriptions make it easy to visualize the landscapes. . . - Publishers Weekly A modern Western .
Ty may strike some readers as almost too smart, too well educated, and too pedantic for a small-town sheriff, but his insights into 1970s social issues make him an irresistible spokesman for the era. . .
Elegantly written .
Tensions flare, setting off a bloody wave of violence that will forever scar the place Ty calls home, unless he can stop it.
Behind fences topped with razor wire, the commune and its enigmatic guru hold secrets of their own-many of which have nothing to do with peace, love, and understanding.
Though Ty finds no evidence of a crime, the rancher brings in his own stock detective.
A longtime local sheep rancher accuses the Rainbow Ranch residents of livestock theft, putting Ty in the middle of a culture clash. . .
In a country still coming to grips with the Vietnam War, Watergate, and Charles Manson, Ty\'s neck of the woods isn\'t safe from the turmoil-especially when a commune of young so-called hippies springs up out of nowhere .
Winner-2019 Best Book of the Year, Killer Nashville Ty Dawson, now the sheriff of Oregon\'s Meriwether County, is ready to put a trying year behind him, but he\'s afforded no such luck.
The second Sheriff Dawson mystery has lots of twists and turns that stretch back over years, then a mind-blowing ending that puts everything into place ( Killer Nashville )
