Wild Indigo Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This one was okay. I love the setting and the story was pretty good but I actually listened to an audio version (MP3) and the reader kept mispronouncing Spanish words and surnames. I found that pretty irritating. I also thought the "relationship" between the main character and the wolf to be weird and unbelievable. Kinda skeeved me out. I think that I probably would have enjoyed this one more if I had read it rather than listened to it. As it is, because I love northern New Mexico so much, I'll probably read the next one in the series. "

" I really loved this mystery even though the sleuth is someone very different from me. I liked her and the story rang true. "

" I'm glad I decided to go back and start reading this series from the beginning. I love the character, Jamaica Wild, and her best friend, Mountain. I think this series would make a good TV series! "

" Great mystery story....someone else here recommended it and I'm glad! The author describes the landscape and native culture in a way that makes you feel like you're there. Kept me interested and wondering til the end! "

" This book has an interesting mystery and contains a lot of information about the Pueblo culture in New Mexico. "

" Not memorable ! "

" An enjoyable mystery with plenty of back story and other interesting characters to move the tale along, plus Indian heritage and folklore. "

" Gosh, I like Ault's books. I'm reading them out of order as I can get them from the library. No disappointments. "

" A new author's first book. I think her subject line moved slowly, dragged at times. Maybe her second book will be more polished but I won't run out to purchase it. "

" I have read all four in this series so far. This was my least favorite and the 3rd one I read. I started with #2, then #3. "

" Not as good as Hillerman, but then his are pretty big shoes to fill. She does catch some of his flavor, in a similar setting. I intend to continue following the series. "

" Not a bad book, but the underlying mystery was not well-developed. It seemed she wanted to write more about the Pueblo customs instead of the mystery itself. "

" catching up on a book club selection through the local library "

" When Jerome is killed by a buffalo stampede it sets in motion a murder investigation that leads to what amounts to an ethnography of the Pueblo community. Maybe more interesting for the Native American spirituality than the mystery, I will nonetheless read more in this series. "

" I really enjoyed this book. If you like reading Native American fiction, this is a good pick with adventure, mystery and action...a strong heroine whose best friend is a wolf. "

" I thought this book was barely "ok." The plot was rather far-fetched.... "

" Fine addition to the Nevada Barr-type book. BLM agent Jessica Wild is confronted with a mysterious death by goring by bison herd. Unfortunately, the mystery sometimes is subsumed by interesting incidentals such as Jessie's ownership of a wolf cub. "

" Interesting story, loved the setting and the southwestern culture, Mountain is my favorite character. Could not put the book down! "

" Female BLM agent deals with a murder at a Pueblo. This is no challenge to Hillerman and the character's relationship with her pet wolf is cloying. "

" Fantastic potential but Nevada she ain't. "

" I loved the NM imagery and a glimpse into some pueblo culture. "

" This book launched one of my favorite series. Ault has created an engaging character in Jamaica Wild, who is most comfortable doing her job in the backcountry. I love the sense of place that shines through, as well as glimpses of different cultural groups in the southwest. Highly recommended! "

" I loved the setting for the book. Although the writing was uneven, I enjoyed the story enough that I'll read the second book in the series. "

" This months mystery book selection. I debated over giving it 2 or 3 stars. I found the book a little choppy. I enjoyed the relationship between the main character and her wolf but was unsure about the visions. "

" Not a bad book, but the underlying mystery was not well-developed. It seemed she wanted to write more about the Pueblo customs instead of the mystery itself. "

" I really loved this mystery even though the sleuth is someone very different from me. I liked her and the story rang true. "

" A new author's first book. I think her subject line moved slowly, dragged at times. Maybe her second book will be more polished but I won't run out to purchase it. "

" Great mystery story....someone else here recommended it and I'm glad! The author describes the landscape and native culture in a way that makes you feel like you're there. Kept me interested and wondering til the end! "

" I really enjoyed this book. If you like reading Native American fiction, this is a good pick with adventure, mystery and action...a strong heroine whose best friend is a wolf. "