Death Without Company (Walt Longmire, #2)

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by Craig Johnson

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I love the TV series! Intend on reading the books too! How do you feel the series on TV compares with the books?
Mary Berger The books are funnier, the TV series, which I watched and loved too, got dark and heavy toward season 4 and 5
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Brooke I believe Dog came from Vonnie (Vonny?) as well, but there's a line in there about having "inherited -xxxx?- from Lucien" that threw me. I believe it …moreI believe Dog came from Vonnie (Vonny?) as well, but there's a line in there about having "inherited -xxxx?- from Lucien" that threw me. I believe it was Ruby, as his secretary, but the way it read, it was a touch confusing w/out backtracking. (less)
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Does Johnson do a better job of describing who is talking in this one? Or is it like Cold Dish where he never tells the reader who is talking? Just curious because I found it hard to read Johnson's style in the first one.
Claudia Erdmann It is the same format. I find the layout helps in knowing when the dialog changes from one character to another. You'll get used to it. I didn't find …moreIt is the same format. I find the layout helps in knowing when the dialog changes from one character to another. You'll get used to it. I didn't find it distracting but rather smooth and less wordy. Reflects the characters/setting in some ways.......(less)
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Maryann Decicco Bakery ruguelach.
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Susy See the last few paragraphs at the end of Chapter 4. They are the autopsy pictures that the ME took of Mari Baroja that Walt didn't want to look at.…moreSee the last few paragraphs at the end of Chapter 4. They are the autopsy pictures that the ME took of Mari Baroja that Walt didn't want to look at.(less)
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