A spirited ex-reporter questions her deepest beliefs and desires while rushing to learn who killed a woman in the long-abandoned cabin of a famous writer--a riverfront gem she and a fellow horsewoman hoped to turn into a guest ranch. The timing couldn't be worse: She's preparing for a major horse show and trying to save her tack store, The Best Little Horsehouse in Oregon. A spirited ex-reporter questions her deepest beliefs and desires while rushing to learn who killed a woman in the long-abandoned cabin of a famous writer--a riverfront gem she and a fellow horsewoman hoped to turn into a guest ranch. The timing couldn't be worse: She's preparing for a major horse show and trying to save her tack store, The Best Little Horsehouse in Oregon. But when she receives a death threat and, with her Lakota-police partner, finds shocking evidence related to Indian adoptions, she shifts into overdrive. Unless she IDs the killer, her dreams--and life--will go up in flames.
Ghost Ranch: A Pepper Kane Mystery
A spirited ex-reporter questions her deepest beliefs and desires while rushing to learn who killed a woman in the long-abandoned cabin of a famous writer--a riverfront gem she and a fellow horsewoman hoped to turn into a guest ranch. The timing couldn't be worse: She's preparing for a major horse show and trying to save her tack store, The Best Little Horsehouse in Oregon. A spirited ex-reporter questions her deepest beliefs and desires while rushing to learn who killed a woman in the long-abandoned cabin of a famous writer--a riverfront gem she and a fellow horsewoman hoped to turn into a guest ranch. The timing couldn't be worse: She's preparing for a major horse show and trying to save her tack store, The Best Little Horsehouse in Oregon. But when she receives a death threat and, with her Lakota-police partner, finds shocking evidence related to Indian adoptions, she shifts into overdrive. Unless she IDs the killer, her dreams--and life--will go up in flames.
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Anne Schroeder –
In my opinion, first person mysteries are all about the narrator’s voice. They sink or sing depending on the wit and likeability of the narrator. In this book 3 of the Pepper Kane Mystery Series, GHOST RANCH sings like an oversexed canary. The writing is spot-on. The spoken and internal dialogue is reminiscent of the Magnum P. I. television series, and don’t we all love Tom Selleck’s self-effacing humor! The imagery of Southern Oregon is so accurate that I could almost taste the bleu cheese at R In my opinion, first person mysteries are all about the narrator’s voice. They sink or sing depending on the wit and likeability of the narrator. In this book 3 of the Pepper Kane Mystery Series, GHOST RANCH sings like an oversexed canary. The writing is spot-on. The spoken and internal dialogue is reminiscent of the Magnum P. I. television series, and don’t we all love Tom Selleck’s self-effacing humor! The imagery of Southern Oregon is so accurate that I could almost taste the bleu cheese at Rogue Valley Creamery. Sassy Pepper Kane—and her daughter Chili (cute)—have done it again in this clever who-done-the-deed. I don’t even read mysteries and I loved it. This is an author who needs to be recognized for her versatility, wit and skill. Pepper Kane is one cool cowgirl. Lucky for us, the books in the series are all stand-alone. The author catches us up with subtle clues as to back story so we don't feel either lost or patronized. I've enjoyed the previous books in the series and will be looking forward to the next. This is a good series to get hooked on.
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