Winter of the Wolf Moon Audiobook

" Second in the series (first won an Edgar). Protagonist is strangely weak and fragile, not consistent enough. "

" A good, fast read. If you want to cool off in the summer heat, read this! Lot's of snow. "

" Leon Prudell made this book IMHO. McKight is interesting and I enjoyed the play between the two characters. "

" This book is well-written and atmospheric, but the main character's no Sherlock Holmes. Alex McKnight repeatedly makes wrong assumptions, walks into traps, gets beaten up and/or arrested. Really a lousy detective -- this should have been called a Leon Prudell Mystery. "

" pretty good, will read another in the series. "

" A chance encounter with some nice folks turned me onto Mr. Hamilton. This was my first one and am now reading Blood is the sky. Mysteries and the UP is a good combo for me. I will probably read all of his books. They are very readable, fast paced and fun. "

" makes me hungry to read the rest of the series "

" Good, but not as captivating as the first book in this series about a reluctant PI in MI's UP. Still, I plan to read the sequel. "

" Not as interesting as A Cold Day in Paradise. "

" Much reading enjoyment for a "Yooper." Steve Hamilton enjoys taking to extremes the natural elements of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. And, anyone who has traveled from Paradise to the "Soo" understands the journey Alex constantly makes to and fro. "

" Steve Hamilton is a dynamic author and his Alex McKnight series is one of the best series I have read. I really try not to give the slightest hints of spoilers when I have found a series or author I like. "

" Solid mystery -- McNight is a reluctant private investigator, former Detroit detective living in the UP in Michigan. Good dialogue, intereseting characters. McNight has a knack for getting himself in over his head, and this book is no exception. Thought it was even better than the first. "

" This is a really good series so far. I like the main character Alex McKnight. Made me think a lot about a part of the country that I know nothing about. Had to get out my trusty atlas. I shivered just reading this book! "

" It a thrilling and chilling (Literally in the Ice/Snow/Cold) story of Northwoods Drugs/Murder/Power. Great Read, Don't miss it. I am on my way to find more books by Steve Hamilton!! "

" Good read, getting better as far as character development and pacing. I look forward to reading the rest of the series. "

" Good follow up to Hamilton's first novel, keeps up the pacing and moves the characters forward in a very believable way. "

" Not as good as the first in the series. But still a quick read. Moves along well. "

" Steve Hamilton has a series of books about an ex-Detroit cop who now lives in the Upper Peninsula. This is the second in the series. Reading about relative local areas is interesting. Not bad stories, either. "

" I enjoy Steve Hamilton's work. He reminds me quite a bit of John Sandford ( which I hope the writer takes as a compliment, as it was intended to be ). "

" The second in the Alex McKnight series doesn't disappoint. The descriptions of northern Michigan made me cold as I read it. Interesting insights into the casino on reservations culture. A mystery that can keep you up too late page-turning! "

" You can read my thoughts here. (3.5/5) "

" I have enjoyed all of te Alex McKnight series. "

" Good read. I like the characters and the setting. I do get cold reading it though. Brrr. Will it ever be warm in Paradise? "

" Be sure to bundle up when you read this book! Maybe it should be saved for reading on the beach in July. "

" I'm a big fan of Steve Hamilton and this book is another terrific Alex McKnight story, more suspense than mystery. I believe I've only got two left to read and am dreading the end. I can only hope he can write faster than I can read. "

" Mu second book of Steve Hamilton. He won an Edgar Award for best first book in the series, A Cold Day in Paradise, and my record of enjoying the work of Edgar Award winners continues. I'll keep going with this series. "

" Not bad. It was fun to have it set in the UP with which I'm familiar. "

" Alex McKnight continues on in the second book by Hamilton. Although the first book won the Edgar award I actually liked this one better. "

" Well done mystery in the Upper Peninsula. Good characters, some moments of humor, but gritty enough for me. "

" Alex McKnight gets beat up over and over again. "

" This book is well-written and atmospheric, but the main character's no Sherlock Holmes. Alex McKnight repeatedly makes wrong assumptions, walks into traps, gets beaten up and/or arrested. Really a lousy detective -- this should have been called a Leon Prudell Mystery. "

" Steve Hamilton is a dynamic author and his Alex McKnight series is one of the best series I have read. I really try not to give the slightest hints of spoilers when I have found a series or author I like. "

" Alex McKnight continues on in the second book by Hamilton. Although the first book won the Edgar award I actually liked this one better. "

" Not bad. It was fun to have it set in the UP with which I'm familiar. "

" Be sure to bundle up when you read this book! Maybe it should be saved for reading on the beach in July. "

" A Great read. I do not like to give out the stories , but all of Steve hailtons books that I have read have been Great Reads! "

" Very Good; Continuing character: Alex McKnight; various thugs, Russian gangsters, feds, and local police are after a girl and a bag containing drugs <br/> "

" I enjoy Steve Hamilton's work. He reminds me quite a bit of John Sandford ( which I hope the writer takes as a compliment, as it was intended to be ). "

" I really enjoyed this book as well as his first one. I like the way he writes...it really flows. <br/> <br/>He always comes up with a different ending than you would ever imagine. You really have to pay attention to figure out the mystery part of it. Very good! "

" Steve Hamilton has a series of books about an ex-Detroit cop who now lives in the Upper Peninsula. This is the second in the series. Reading about relative local areas is interesting. Not bad stories, either. "

" These Alex McKnight mysteries are good, quick, fun reads. I enjoy all the Michigan and UP references. I'm often surprised by the turn of the plot. I haven't been able to easily figure out who dunnit till nearly the end of the story! I think the writing is getting better with each one. "

" Another re read, each book has so many twist and turns that I am completely captivated. "