Degrees of Separation: A Jessie Arnold Mystery Series Audiobook

" This is the third "Jessie Arnold mystery" I've read by Sue Henry and I like her stories, but they are starting to lose their charm for me. This one had too many twists and too much cliche conversation. It was a nice quick brain candy read, so I'm not disappointed, but I probably won't be as quick to pick up another one. "

" Not quite up to Sue Henry's usual standard, but it was a good enough read. "

" This was a quick entertaining read. I think I enjoyed it mostly because I visited Alaska last year and could picture many of the locations. "

" Need to find more Sue Henry books. "

" Wish there was more of the dogs and less of the repetitive bar scenes. I enjoyed the earlier stories much more in the Jessie Arnold series. "

" Yeah! A new one! I've read all the rest and am anxiously waiting for this one to come out. "

" the dialogue in this book was very annoying but it was an interesting enough read "

" There were so many questions left unanswered. Just like real life. "

" Sue Henry is always great for an adventure "

" Great as usual, about a woman living in Alaska. "

" It was fine, entertaining. I like the books when she's actually mushing. Bored with the repeated use of the same elements, though. "

" Her books are really fun "

" I thought it was a little slow going. It was an o.k. read. I have heard her others are a lot better so I will probably try a different one in the future. "

" Not much of interesting about Alaska or dog racing which I hoped would be woven into the suspense story. And, there were a lot of loose ends but it is good for a fast-read. I don't think I'd recommend it, though. "

" I liked it. Made me feel like I was in a small town. "

" A kind of Jance approach to fiction, set in Alaska. The plot and characters are okay, but 80% of the book is the setting, which has too much mushing and bar life for me. Kind of slow paced also. "

" I didn't think this was one of Henry's best - the story line was staid, didn't have the usual edge of the seat that I have come to like about her novels. "

" Enjoyable fast summer reading with familiar characters. "

" I love this author. She has the most descriptive scenes of Alaska. Also writes good mysteries. "

" I like that the story takes place in Alaska, but there isn't much depth to the writing style. "

" I have always enjoyed Sue Henry's books as easr reads for a lazy night. they are light mysteries with interesting people. This one has Jessie Arnold and her Alaska State trooper boyfriend solving a young man's murder way too close to home, on her sled trail. Good read for dog lovers too. "

" Not Sue's best. Despite the months in Alaska without snow, Jessie is much more interesting when she is running her dogs on snow. "

" Need to find more Sue Henry books. "

" Wish there was more of the dogs and less of the repetitive bar scenes. I enjoyed the earlier stories much more in the Jessie Arnold series. "

" The great Alaskan wilderness is showcased. Jesse Arnold proves to be a strong woman capable of meeting nature’s challenge. This combination makes for a quick pleasant read. At the conclusion of the novel Henry drops two plot points, this was disconcerting. "

" I like that the story takes place in Alaska, but there isn't much depth to the writing style. "

" Twelfth book in the Jessie Arnold series. I did not think this book had the excitement of some of her others. It was predictable and staid. She tried to hard to make connections and to construct a theme around six degrees of separation. "

" I have always enjoyed Sue Henry's books as easr reads for a lazy night. they are light mysteries with interesting people. This one has Jessie Arnold and her Alaska State trooper boyfriend solving a young man's murder way too close to home, on her sled trail. Good read for dog lovers too. "

" the dialogue in this book was very annoying but it was an interesting enough read "

" I didn't think this was one of Henry's best - the story line was staid, didn't have the usual edge of the seat that I have come to like about her novels. "

" Enjoyable fast summer reading with familiar characters. "

" Great as usual, about a woman living in Alaska. "

" Her books are really fun "

" Only complaint some of the mysteries went unexplained. "

" Not Sue's best. Despite the months in Alaska without snow, Jessie is much more interesting when she is running her dogs on snow. "

" I love this author. She has the most descriptive scenes of Alaska. Also writes good mysteries. "

" Sue Henry is always great for an adventure "