Review: a little odd but I liked it
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2013
I have not read any of the previous books in this series but that does not seem to have a negative impact on this one.  This book is an odd blend of mystery and paranormal activity.  I liked it.Detective Elliott of the Tulsa Police Department hears from an old college friend and things just get weird from there.  Disappearances from as far back as the Depression, old Indian burial grounds and the Catholic church all get involved in this atmospheric mystery.  We can really feel the confusion and disorientation of Elliott as he gets further and further into the story.  We also see the growing relationship with his recently-discovered teenage son.For some mystery fans, this will be too disjointed and have too much spirituality for their taste. For me, it was different enough from the usual mystery to keep me interested.The ideas and imagination are there, the writing style is a bit stiff at times.  I think this author can only get better as this series goes along and I look forward to reading more of this series.