I can give this one a 3--about half way it just seemed to be slow and draggy and then it started having pages and pages of descriptions that aren't necessary, when it takes almost 5 pages to tell about a fire I just couldn't read all that so I skimmed a lot
Ritter can weave a story with twists to keep you going but yet I skimmed just to get past the descriptions I didn't need to know
Ritter can weave a story with twists to keep you going but yet I skimmed just to get past the descriptions I didn't need to know
This is a really solid series, and I'm disappointed that it wasn't continued. The writing and plotting are strong, and the characters are likable but not simplistic. These books remind me of Linda Castillo's Kate Burkholder series, minus the Amish. Give it a try.
