Sandi Ault's compelling Wild Mysteries starring Federal Agent Jamaica Wild are infused with intimate details of Pueblo culture. Sent to rescue a man called Grampa Ned from a wildfire on the Southern Ute Reservation, Jamaica is surprised to find a severely burned firefighter separated from his crew. He mutters something cryptic, and soon she's on the trail of an even greater crime.
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"One of the most realistic mysteries set in a wildfire environment. Ault is a rising star in the world of entertaining western mysteries. I'm counting the days until her third book arrives in March...Wild Sorrow. " — Mary (5 out of 5 stars)
"One of the most realistic mysteries set in a wildfire environment. Ault is a rising star in the world of entertaining western mysteries. I'm counting the days until her third book arrives in March...Wild Sorrow. "
" Cool book set in a southwest Colorado wildfire. Jamaica Wild is a liason officer with the native Americans. Exciting, well-written mystery which captivated me. Very enjoyable. "
" Enjoyed very much. Even better than the last one. "
" Listened to this. Fun mystery - lots of info about Southwestern Indian culture and fighting wildfires. "
" Very Interesting reading . American Indian murder mystery with fire fighting backdrop . "
" Tedious, a little boring. Nevada Barr is better. "
" This is the best Jamaica Wild story yet... "
" Jamaica Wild and her Wolf Mountain. I LOVED this mystery. "
" Not as textured as the Nevada Barr books, but the protagonist is a firefighter with a wolf, and so the story is outdoors and very readable. "
" May Sandi write many, many more. "
" One of the most realistic mysteries set in a wildfire environment. Ault is a rising star in the world of entertaining western mysteries. I'm counting the days until her third book arrives in March...Wild Sorrow. "
" If this hadn't been written about the area I grew up in, I would have quit reading at page 10. I kind of enjoyed reading about my home, though, so I finished this entirely predictable and dull novel. "
" Good read, good native american characters and vistas. "
" Don't bother with this book. The only reason I finished it was that it is set in the parts of Colorado and New Mexico I am so familiar with. "
" I really like this series. I am reading them out of order as I find them at the library. Looking forward to which ever one is next. "
" not the best book i've ever read but acceptable. too preachy and predictable. "
Thérèse Plummer is an actor, award-winning voice-over artist, and counselor. She has won eighteen AudioFile Earphones Awards and has been a finalist for the prestigious Audie Award for best narration. She has appeared in a variety of television and film roles. As a counselor for adolescents, she spent five years using drama therapy techniques in individual and group settings.
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