Purgatory Ridge

There's tension brewing between the owner of the town's lumber mill and the local Anishinabee tribe. He wants to clear some great white pines in Our Grandfathers, sacred land for the tribe. When outside ecological activists get involved and an explosion at the mill kills a tribal member, those tensi......more

William Kent Krueger, in less than two years, has become one of my favorite authors. As they say, if he wrote the phone book (for folks who remember those), I’d sign up to read it… on my kindle. 😎 Vengeance is best served cold (hey, I’ve got a plethora of cliches on my mind today), then it’ll be when......more

5 of 5 stars This is another outstanding read by the author who is fast becoming my all-time favorite. William Kent Krueger’s Cork O’Connor series is nothing short of superb. True, part of the appeal to this Minnesotan reader may be the fact that the setting is northern Minnesota, but this is definit......more

Really enjoyable series. Cork and his family always seem central but moreso in this one. I love the setting and how the Native American culture rubs along and doesn’t with the whites of the community. The case itself was an interesting one.......more