Review: Perfect blend of information and mystery!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 13, 2014
I find that mysteries are one of the hardest types of novels to write. If you don't give enough information, your reader can't follow the story, but if you give too much, your reader solves the mystery and loses interest. "In Gallup, Greed" gives you the perfect blend of information and mystery, keeping you in suspense right up to the end. The characters and setting are well fleshed out, and you are transported to New Mexico through a blend of descriptive writing and dialogue. This tale also offers the reader a supernatural twist on the mystery genre by having Burro suffer visions of the crime as well as the influx of "spirits," perfect for the New Mexico native.