Easy Pickin's

by Fred Harris

In a small Oklahoma town in the 1930s, an unexpected crime wave baffles the local sheriff and turns the town upside down.

Genres: Mystery

280 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 2000

About the author

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Reviews

[Jan Norton]

This was my first time reading any work by Fred Harris. I enjoyed the down to earth language and depiction of the characters. Harris did a great job with details, which tended to lend a real sense of being there to the story. The book seemed a little slow in the beginning. Harris does a good job of keeping one's attention, but the ending was almost predictable.

[Captain Curmudgeon]

Fred Harris (we're supposed to believe). Not as good as the first. Easy to solve the mystery and no surprises. Flat. Want to ask Harris if his hero screws anything that moves because he's a politician.