Been to Mesa Verde for real and now again with Anna!!!
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Another entertaining read from Nevada Barr. I miss Anna when I'm not in the middle of one of her books. The descriptions of our natural beauties are outstanding and the workings of Anna's always surprising brain continues to keep me hooked. The characters are interesting and believable and you feel you know them at book's end. An Anna is now an old friend I like alot. On to the next adventure. Great!!!
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Wonderful!
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Another knockout from Nevada Barr! Wonderfully descriptive mystery that hold your interest until the end.
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Strong protagonist, slow in spots
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Decided while visiting National Parks was a good time to check out Park Ranger Anna Pigeon. Took me a little while to "put faces" with all the characters...maybe too many characters. Book moved fast in parts and plodded in others. Anna Pigeon is a good lead and I enjoyed the writing style. Will certainly try another in the series.
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Another great book in the Anna Pigeon series.
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Nevada Barr has written another great entry in her Anna Pigeon series. I would recommend that you read this series in order, as the character really grows from book to book, as do the secondary charcters. Anna's FBI friend Fredrick Stanton is back to help her as she gets involved in yet another murder in the wilderness. Anna gets herself into more trouble and again gets hurt (this woman must have more scars than a heavyweight boxer!). The story is totally engrossing and one of those that you can't put down.
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Score one more for Nevada Barr & Anna Pigeon!
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Once again Anna Pigeon must try to face her demons, those of her own past and the ones among the Anasazi ruins. Set in Mesa Verde National Park, the death of a fellow ranger and friend sets Anna on a collision course with the rumored "Old Ones," the spirits of the Cliff Palace ruins.
An exciting story on the surface, on another level we see an older, wiser, and much more introspective Anna Pigeon than before. The events bring her closer than ever to confronting her own personal issues that always seem to boil just beneath the surface.
Move over Kinsey Milhone and Kay Scarpetta. Anna Pigeon is as strong and intelligent a female character as this decade has seen!
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