Review: Murder and mayhem in the backwoods make an exciting and witty tale
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
When life battered detective Bob Roosevelt goes for a relaxing fishing holiday in Colorado, he is not prepared for what he catches first. From the unlucky fishng accident in the first chapter, until the dramatic winding up in the last, Mr Swisher takes the reader on an extraordinary and compellingly readable journey through an account of the underbelly of the modern cowboy world.There are so many twists in this adventure, that I was almost dizzy before I had half-finished the book. I had read the earlier novel in the series and I was expecting a certain amount of excitement in this one. I was not disappointed. The author really is a master, when it comes to keeping his readers on the edge of their seats.As in the previous book, the relationship and the repartee between Roosevelt and his invisible (except to him) guardian angel adds an extra layer of court jester style wit, that makes this volume wonderfully different from the majority of detective/murder mysteries.This great read gets five stars from me and I would gladly give it a galaxy of them, if I could.