There is something about this author. She captures the lazy, hazy, slow motion vibe if Martha's Vineyard. So much so, that the feeling of whispering waves and warm sun lulls the reader into drifting along with the story. Aside from atmosphere, she writes people and families in all of their weird, coiled complexities that is somehow familiar, no matter how foreign.

Interesting book that connected nature with a fictional story about an 88 year old who was determined to save Mayfield estate, in South Carolina.

This is a twisty mystery about a complicated family. It introduces Kala Stonechild, an indigenous police officer and her new boss in Ottawa, Jacques Rouleau as they try to find Tom Underwood’s killer. Both detectives have visitors from their past that return during the case. The characters are multi-dimensional and their relationship seems genuine and includes a look into indigenous life. I can’t wait to read more Stonechild and Rouleau books.

Wonderful, feel good story.

I found this book to be very engaging. It kept me interested throughout. I enjoyed the characters.

This book was so easy to get right into and so easy to relate to if you are the middle of the sandwich- having older parents and young adult children.

You feel connected to the story as you go along, nice comfortable read.

Great book and very enlightening. It’s not a genre I really tried before but I am reading new things and it gave me a new respect for him and his view points. I still don’t agree with him entirely but the same can be said on all politicians. You can see his heart was in it for the right reasons.

A little slow at the beginning but good book.

This duo is always really good at giving us a giant universe that we don’t feel lost in (unless that’s the point). I really enjoyed this one