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" Really a 2.5 almost 3!! "
- Terri, 2/16/2014
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" I haven't read any other titles in this series, but I enjoyed the vividly evoked winter Maine settings and the voice of the headstrong, but likeable protagonist. I liked it enough to add the first in the series, "The Trapper's Son", to my to-be-read list. "
- Harold, 1/30/2014
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" Goody! Another author who sets his mysteries in the Northwoods--this time--Maine. A bit more gritty than the Michigan contingent but I'll take my pine where I can get it. "
- Judy, 1/30/2014
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" Novel #3 in Doiron's Game Warden Mike Bowditch series is as good as #1, in spite of a little too much backstory slowing down the opening. The landscape and weather of Washington County Maine are as formidable characters as the hardscrabble outdoorsmen and their beleaguered families with their daunting problems. Action-packed but credible, _Bad Little Falls_ is compelling and entertaining. "
- Carolyn, 1/22/2014
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" Good read, interesting setting, compelling characters definetly worth the time. "
- Michael, 1/6/2014
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" Good job on the setting, but I found the story dull. I probably won't go back and read the first couple books starring the same character despite the fact that they were well regarded and the first one won a few awards. "
- Andrew, 1/4/2014
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" My favorite of the 3, he's getting the hang of it now! "
- Brittany, 12/28/2013
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" I always enjoy reading about Warden Mike Bowditch and the dilemmas he get himself into in the wilds of Maine. "
- MaryAnn, 11/26/2013
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" I had a little bit of a hard time getting into the book as I like the story to being immediately. However, once I got into it, I thoroughly enjoyed it. "
- A, 11/6/2013
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" Third time's the charm. Can't put this one down. I know that sounds cliche, but this really was Paul's best book to date. I heard it was a three book deal, let's hope they renew his contract. Great job. "
- Brian, 8/10/2013
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" Just had to see what the locals love about this author. I didn't love it, but now I know. "
- Kate, 6/22/2013
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" I liked to different view of Maine instead of the one I currently had in my mind. I guess nowhere is perfect and you have to make the best of where you are and be in the moment before it passes. "
- Kathy, 3/17/2013
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" 3.5 This book was set in Washington County, where I grew up, and Doiron did a very good job of writing about the area. Plus, good story! Full review is here. "
- Linda, 3/15/2013
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" Listening to this story, I wasn't sure I could get through some of the Maine accents at first, but then the story took hold. I would read another story about this Maine warden to see if his character keeps developing. I also really appreciated the correct pronunciation of Bangor! "
- Sharon, 2/13/2013
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" A great mystery set in an exotic location (well, back woods Maine is about as far different from my part of Texas as you can get, with the exception of the rednecks). "
- Sharon, 1/24/2013
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" It was an engrossing book. I cannot really imagine that life would be very pleasant for the inhabitants of the state of Maine if the book is an accurate portrayal of the weather conditions or the human condition. Certainly I can't imagine anyone wanting to visit in winter. "
- Judy, 1/13/2013
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" More adventures with Mike Bowditch, Maine Warden Service. A real twister of a mystery. "
- John, 1/6/2013
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" This novel was wonderful. Doiron does an excellent job of describing the scenery. I felt like l was right there in the snow and cold. "
- Jean, 12/22/2012
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" Another solid entry in the series featuring Maine warden Bowditch....bittersweet ending but not totallly unexpected "
- Mjblack, 11/10/2012
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" better the third time around. the warden still can't get out his own way and should be fired. the weather is an important to the story again, so it may become a regular theme. he needs to get the stories back to the outdoors. "
- Hrn1947, 10/14/2012
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