DESOLATION MOUNTAIN
by William Kent Krueger
I have not read any of Krueger’s Cork O’Conner mysteries,
but I am a huge fan or Ordinary Grace. DESOLATION
MOUNTAIN did not disappoint.
The characters were refined and true to character
as the book progressed. The area of
Minnesota was so clearly utilized it was almost a character.
The plight of the Ojibway Indians and their reservation was
clear even though really not a pivotal part of the plot. The mystery leaked out
slowly, just enough to keep my interest and the menacing terror growing.
Although there were many deaths, this was not a gruesome book. There is minimal foul language. The plot and all its permutations were neatly
concluded in a satisfying way.
A very good mystery by a very good writer.
5 of 5 stars
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