A review by hgranger
The Cold Dish: A Longmire Mystery by Craig Johnson
4.0
Captures the feeling of a modern Wild West and sheriff so well that you almost feel the cold wind blow while you're reading. The mystery was well-done and asked some pretty big questions of the reader about loyalty, revenge, healing, and justice.
The insights into the Cheyenne nation and life on the reservation were eye-opening and chilling. So much injustice, and unfairness has been heaped upon the native peoples and it is largely ignored by everyone. The author did an excellent job of sharing some of those current stories while still portraying the Cheyenne as strong and proud.
I could have done without the swearing but otherwise well done.
The insights into the Cheyenne nation and life on the reservation were eye-opening and chilling. So much injustice, and unfairness has been heaped upon the native peoples and it is largely ignored by everyone. The author did an excellent job of sharing some of those current stories while still portraying the Cheyenne as strong and proud.
I could have done without the swearing but otherwise well done.