Blood Moon: The Casino Murders
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| Rating | : | 4.47 (616 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004W0IM72 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 425 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
G. Polley said Stormi Rose is a woman and a cop and she's not to be trifled with. If you like complex, well-written mysteries with strong female characters and a strong and compassionate male lead, you will definitely like this one by best-selling Shannon Richardson ("Deadly Deception"). The new face and the only woman on the team in rural on the Ute Reservation in Ignacio, Colorado, Stormi Rose has a lot to overcome, including her feelings for h. Mountain Marm said Tony Hillerman This Is Not. Protagonist Stormi Rose escapes from her mobster husband and hides out as a police officer on the Southern Ute reservation in Colorado. As an Anglo, she is ignorant of Ute customs and finds herself committing faux pas after faux pas. Fortunately, the Utes are very forgiving. She falls in love with her boss and spends most of her time making eyes at him. With all the. Blood Moon: The casino Murders. This book by Richardson was sufficiently good (Probably 3and 1/2 stars) that I bought her "The Yellow Rose of Texas" (a mistake). A murder mystery, it is well written and at times entices the reader to read on compulsively. I recommend it for a relaxing Saturday evenings reading! It is light.
To make matters worse, there's a Blood Moon on the horizon .Will Stormi get her man both professionally and personally?. Someone has delivered a skinned corpse to the casino parking lot. Not only must Stormi solve who did this vicious murder but she must also navigate the traditions and superstitions of the Southern Ute Tribe--not an easy task. Stormi wants to impress her boss, Ironcloud, (with whom she'd like to be more than just friends) but her coworkers don't like the fact that she's a "white woman arresting Indians" so they sabotage her. Stormi Rose, is a "super cop" (a law enforcement officer sworn in as both a regular cop and a federal officer so they can enforce the laws on an Indian reservation)