A Deeper Sleep: A Kate Shugak Novel Audiobook

" Finally, another book in the Kate Shugak series. Remarkable for its descriptions of Alaska and the people who live in and near the Park. "

" This is a good book if you like mysteries that give you a sense of place. It's fun to get to know the Alaskan culture through the eyes of a very strong-willed native character. "

" This is the fifteenth book of the Kate Shugak mystery series. Kate is such an intriguing character along with all the Alaskan locals and landscape that make these mysteries so interesting. Very good read! "

" I like the way Dana Stabenow changes up her plot structure, from book to book. I just plain like Dana Stabenow. Another solid Shugak. "

" An Alaskan showcase. Community cleanses itself. "

" Louis Deems is a bona fide bad guy and everybody in the Park and law enforcement know it. He's also smart and when he's acquitted of his wife's murder, Kate Shugak and Jim Chopin are determined not to let him evade a conviction when he's arrested in conjunction with a double murder. Deems is identified by eyewitness Johnny Morgan, Kate's teenage ward. On one level, the conclusion of the book is somewhat unsatisfying, but it is a very realistic denouement, so that makes up for the "untidiness." Kate's inevitable acceptance of her role as a tribal elder is also made much clearer in this book. The Alaskan environment, both physical and cultural, are also back in play in this installment. I missed those in the last one. "

" Dana Stabenow just keeps getting better. The relationships among the Park rats never get old. It's amazing to me how many books she's written and they're still as fresh as ever. WooHoo! "

" I know that I am reading this series out of order but this is the first book that I have read by this author. I liked this book so far. "

" It was, as usual for Dana Stabenow books, a very enjoyable read, a visit with old friends. "

" imperfect rough justice leaves scary loose ends "

" Keep them coming. "

" Audio -- boring everyone is way too happy. "

" A lot about Alaska politics, esp in the national park "

" great twist at the end... "

" Extremely unresolved ending - I liked that. Characters were not undermined to change the ending while still staying within the genre. "

" The next Kate Shugak entry ... full of weather, weird Alaska and a few deaths. Not nearly as good as "Breakup." "

" Latest in Dana Stabenow's Kate Shugak series - not quite as good as it's predecessors but still enjoyable. "

" This deals with a thorny issue--what to do about a bad guy who skates outside the reaches of the law but has a really devastating effect on a small community--the bad guy here is a murderer and a pedophile who has had interactions with Kate in the past. "

" This was the first book I read on the Amazon Kindle that I borrowed from Technology Services in my school district. I wanted to read something not too demanding for my first e-reading experience. It worked well. I was motivated enough by the story to get used to the Kindle. "

" One of a long series of Kate Shugak novels set in Alaska which I suspect I would have liked more had I read early books in the series first. Still, the far north setting had appeal. "

" Classic Kate Shugak, both bright and dark. "

" like more for description of Alaskan geography than storyline "

" One of my favorite authors. Because of the unique setting, plots are always interesting. "

" It's great to see the characters evolve. I think these novels are equal to a soap for me. I keep coming back to see what the characters are up to. "

" Awesome as always. I adore Kate. I adore Jim. I adore Kate and Jim. I now I am going to have a good read when I dive into a Kate Shugak mystery. Yum. "

" Another solid outing in this series. Definitely best for those who already know the characters and basic lay of the land, because there's a whole lot going on that would be difficult to keep up with unless you have some idea of what's come before. "

" quick read mystery: about Kate Shugak, an Alaskan native private investigator; interesting to Park Service people & those interested in Alaska: ending leads to the next in this series. "

" not her best but the series can still be counted on to deliver several hours of enjoyment with each new title. "

" One of a long series of Kate Shugak novels set in Alaska which I suspect I would have liked more had I read early books in the series first. Still, the far north setting had appeal. "

" I really liked that things were not tied up neatly - secrets are kept. "

" imperfect rough justice leaves scary loose ends "

" Continue to enjoy this series - mystery set in Alaska. "

" Classic Kate Shugak, both bright and dark. "

" like more for description of Alaskan geography than storyline "

" It's great to see the characters evolve. I think these novels are equal to a soap for me. I keep coming back to see what the characters are up to. "

" I like the way Dana Stabenow changes up her plot structure, from book to book. I just plain like Dana Stabenow. Another solid Shugak. "

" Extremely unresolved ending - I liked that. Characters were not undermined to change the ending while still staying within the genre. "

" A lot about Alaska politics, esp in the national park "

" An Alaskan showcase. Community cleanses itself. "

" Excellent; Continuing character: Kate Shugak; a park resident who is believed to be the murderer of several women is the suspect in a double murder, but this time he may not be the culprit "

" This is a good book if you like mysteries that give you a sense of place. It's fun to get to know the Alaskan culture through the eyes of a very strong-willed native character. "

" Kate gets it on with Jim Chopin while trying to put a long time sexual predator and wife killer behind bars. "