Special Agent Raleigh Harmon is transferred to Seattle because she doesn't play the bureau politics game. A female hiker goes missing and Raleigh is in the middle of it.
Giorello has done a great job with the development of Raleigh as a character with quirky relatives. Giorello has the setting right. Now living in Washington State, Giorello describes the state's western and eastern areas well.
This was a rewarding read for a Pacific Northwest reader.
It's available at Sno-Isle Library. I've already requested the sequel.
Thomas Nelson Publishers, 321 pages.
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Joan, so glad you enjoyed the book. Here's to seeing the great Pacific Northwest, both through words and photographs. We live in stellar country, don't we?
Thanks for reading,
Sibella
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