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A Superior Mystery
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Author:
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Brookins, Carl
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Set In . . .
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North America, USA, Wisconsin
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Genre:
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Mystery
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Time Frame:
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2000s
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Published:
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2002
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Description:
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The second Tanner ecological mystery (see the vividly
descriptive INNER PASSAGES) is a superb who-done-it
starring a delightfully reluctant hero. The story line is
straightforward in terms of the modern day shenanigans
though the use of flashbacks interspersed throughout the
novel brings 1890s Wisconsin to life inside a murder subplot.
Carl Brookins does not beat around the bush as he targets a
college graduate save the environment audience with this
well written, picturesque novel that lucidity uses a murder
theme to render a strong ecological message.
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