After reading the first book in this series, I wanted to get
to book two post haste. Who could resist a book with this as the starting
sentence – “The dog was inconsolable.” I’m sure you’ll enjoy Frank, the dog.
Ben Packard is finally showing his personality. He’s finally
coming to terms with who he is. I like this about Ben. If you have read And
There He Kept Her, you were introduced to Ben and the reasons why he returned
back home. You also know about Stan Shaw, the man who put Ben in the position
of acting sheriff. In this tale, Ben is dealing with the death of Mr. Sandersen
while also trying to figure out the sisters, Sherry and Carrie. The story of
the sisters is kind of twisted in itself. You’ll have to read the book to find
out why.
There are a whole host of other characters that make this
tale what it is, as well as some smaller stories intermixed that make me more
than interested to see what Ben finds himself mixed up in next.
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