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Then Bill discovers the former sheriff, who generally preferred administrative work to detecting, spent his last days taking pictures of fences lines, stone houses, dismantled windmills and antelopes. The sheriff's unlikely behavior bothers Bill almost as much as the "big picture" questions: why the plane crashed, who fired to shot the killed the pilot and why?
This book's sharp, concise writing and characterization delighted me. Wise, weary, compassionate and patient Bill appreciates those around him. The plot builds and builds, but it also plays it straight, hiding nothing. The reader gets each new piece of evidence when Bill does. If you need of a restful evening and a really good read, may I suggest you grab Out of Season, settle down in a comfortable chair, and enjoy. Patricia White Patricia White is the Sapphire Award-winning author of A Wizard Scorned. Her current book, the western Edwina Parkhurst, Spinster, is available from Hard Shell Word Factory. Click here to share your views.
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