Buffalo Jump Blues

My first reaction when I started to read this book was puzzlement. Not over the story, but that Martha and Harold Little Feather seemed to be an item (again). I kept thinking, but what about Sean? What about the ending in the last book? Then, it was all cleared up and explained. Sigh, humans, that t......more

This surprised me because I wasn't expecting much out of it. Turns out it's a well-written novel with an element of suspense that keeps you motivated to keep reading. It's not something that occupied all of my time or head space; I was able to put it down for a couple days then come back to it witho......more

Have read several in this series. This book kept me more interested in the background story than the murder. Regarding what is happening to the buffalo and other wildlife now just eats at me. Don't understand why buffalo are so threatening (the book states it's because of an invalid assumption that......more

All good mystery novels contain the elements necessary to keep me following along, trying to solve the riddle, yet keeping me guessing until near the end. A successful series will take me places I want to be, filling me with the sights, sounds and smells of those locations in such a way that I feel......more

One of the interesting features of the First-to-read program is that frequently come across authors of whom you have previously heard nothing. That is the case with this book an Keith McGafferty. The story takes place in Madison Valley, Montana right after the Fourth of July when the county sheriff......more