A Taint in the Blood audiobook
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Review #1
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Kate Shugak has virtually no family left, starting over…
Her new case has an abundance of family. Too much of it, in fact.
Luckily, each character, complete with flaws, is able to hold its own through the book, which pitches about like a small plane in a storm. The people are believable, their reactions to their lives understandable.
And the families encountered have the flaws their lives created, and the flaws their DNA left them with. The ending is soft, but let’s you know – the best is yet to come.
Review #2
A Taint in the Blood audiobook in series Kate Shugak Series
I like Dana Stabenow as an author. Her plots drag you in, & her characters are believable, & after a few books seem like family. Reading them in sequence gave me (a former Alaskan) a nice feel for the flow of history, both past & recent. Any of her books are well worth reading.
Review #3
Audiobook A Taint in the Blood by Dana Stabenow
Well, I’ve read all of her books. They have only gotten better and better. My heart broke when Jack was killed. I understand that he was a plot black hole, but it it still broke my heart.
I read the entire series from Thanksgiving 2012 to New Year’s 2013. I’m copying my review: I love a well-written series, and the Kate Shugak series certainly qualifies! The state and history of Alaska and it’s native people play an important role in each novel. I read the entire series between Thanksgiving and New Years and can’t wait for the new book! If you enjoy a good exciting story in a gorgeous setting filled with engrossing characters, you don’t want to miss the Kate Shugak series!
Review #4
Audio A Taint in the Blood narrated by Marguerite Gavin
In this fourteenth book of the series, Kate Shugak, a pint-sized, native Alaskan investigator and resident of a vast wilderness called the Park, shifts the locus of her work to Anchorage to investigate a thirty-year-old case of possible wrongful conviction. Geography is not the only change in Kate this time around. Never before has she been willing to use her lithe, athletic, and sexy body to virtually paralyze and overwhelm a tough Alaskan trooper.
Kate is skeptical when an exquisitely decked out, middle-aged socialite Charlotte insists that her mother Victoria was wrongfully accused and convicted of setting the family home on fire in which one son died and another was permanently injured in jumping from a window. Working with practically no evidence, Kate’s quest takes her among the movers and shakers of Alaskan society, but more importantly seems to be worrying someone. People she wants to talk to or has talked to start turning up dead or hurt.
The book is fast-paced with an interesting plot that is solvable for the highly observant. Somewhat disconcertingly, secondary characters appear briefly or are mentioned who have been defined in some of the earlier books. The Alaskan landscape, prominent in earlier books, is scarcely mentioned in this book. In addition, while Kate is a force to be reckoned with, in a couple of scenarios she exhibits physical powers in dealing with bad guys that are more like Wonder Woman than a real person. As always, a large half-wolf mutt Mutt is a formidable companion for Kate.
Review #5
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Kate Shugak is the woman I want to be. Dana Stabenow is the writer I want to be. Set in Anchorage instead of out in the bush, Kate Shugak tackles a thirty year old murder case. When the daughter of the convicted killer approaches Kate, she is at first skeptical, but decides to take the case. In Anchorage she starts digging for answers, uncovers three decades of buried secrets behind the murder conviction. Chopper Jim Chopin follows Kate to Anchorage. Ms. Stabenow notches up the heat between Kate and Chopper Jim in this story which I thoroughly enjoyed. As usual Ms. Stabenow has penned another winning book in the Kate Shugak series.
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