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A review by readinggrrl
Down a Dark Road by Linda Castillo
4.0
I really like this series, I am rarely disappointed when I read one. As usual Kate starts ruffling feathers and shaking trees that put her in bad situations.
I liked how Castillo brought us back to Kate's childhood to see Joe King through her eyes. Viewing him as a child and the things that may have shaped the man he came to be. She has an innate ability to really draw you in and make you care about her characters. Her descriptions of the Amish community and culture is fascinating and really brings a different dimension to the crimes, law enforcement and the ways in which a policeman interacting with the Amish and crime solving.
Fabulous as always. I feel this could be a stand alone book but I feel each book builds upon the layers of Kate's personality so you may be missing something by not starting from the beginning.
I liked how Castillo brought us back to Kate's childhood to see Joe King through her eyes. Viewing him as a child and the things that may have shaped the man he came to be. She has an innate ability to really draw you in and make you care about her characters. Her descriptions of the Amish community and culture is fascinating and really brings a different dimension to the crimes, law enforcement and the ways in which a policeman interacting with the Amish and crime solving.
Fabulous as always. I feel this could be a stand alone book but I feel each book builds upon the layers of Kate's personality so you may be missing something by not starting from the beginning.