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David Wolf #13
Divided Sky
One dead. One missing.
Loyalty pulls Wolf into the case. Getting back out alive will be another matter.
One man is dead and another is missing down south near Ridgway, Colorado. When the local law enforcement reaches out to Chief Detective David Wolf's department, his task is to check on former-sheriff Harold "Hal" Burton. Because a person of interest in the case has also gone missing--Burton's estranged nephew, Jesse.
Out of loyalty to his old boss, Wolf is sucked into the case, and it soon becomes clear there is more going on than meets the eye. And as for disturbing clues, there are plenty to meet the eye when they arrive in Ridgway.
Meanwhile, change is in the air back in Rocky Points, as palpable as the buzz before a lightning strike. And it looks like if Wolf can survive the forces at play amid the jagged skies of the San Juan mountains, then more trouble awaits at home.
The acclaimed Amazon bestselling David Wolf mystery-thriller series continues in this new pulse-pounding mystery thriller, where things are not always what they seem. If Wolf wants to see justice served and stay around to see another day, he'll need to draw on all his wits. But, this time even that may not be enough.
Loyalty pulls Wolf into the case. Getting back out alive will be another matter.
One man is dead and another is missing down south near Ridgway, Colorado. When the local law enforcement reaches out to Chief Detective David Wolf's department, his task is to check on former-sheriff Harold "Hal" Burton. Because a person of interest in the case has also gone missing--Burton's estranged nephew, Jesse.
Out of loyalty to his old boss, Wolf is sucked into the case, and it soon becomes clear there is more going on than meets the eye. And as for disturbing clues, there are plenty to meet the eye when they arrive in Ridgway.
Meanwhile, change is in the air back in Rocky Points, as palpable as the buzz before a lightning strike. And it looks like if Wolf can survive the forces at play amid the jagged skies of the San Juan mountains, then more trouble awaits at home.
The acclaimed Amazon bestselling David Wolf mystery-thriller series continues in this new pulse-pounding mystery thriller, where things are not always what they seem. If Wolf wants to see justice served and stay around to see another day, he'll need to draw on all his wits. But, this time even that may not be enough.
366 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 30, 2019
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Jeff Carson
44 books677 followersJeff Carson is from the Front Range of Colorado where he lives with his wife and two sons. His David Wolf series of books takes place in the fictional ski town of Rocky Points, Colorado.
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June 30, 2021
Good Summer Reading
Mr Carson has continued with his David Wolf series. This book like the twelve before, is a great mystery.
Mr Wolf, finds himself involved in an investigation to help out his old boss, the retired Sheriff. This takes Wolf out of his jurisdiction but he believes in what his friend is telling him. Unlike the Sheriff in this neighboring county.
While all this is taking him away from the his county, the county commissioner's board is meeting for, well, you will need to read the book to find out.
Mr Carson has continued with his David Wolf series. This book like the twelve before, is a great mystery.
Mr Wolf, finds himself involved in an investigation to help out his old boss, the retired Sheriff. This takes Wolf out of his jurisdiction but he believes in what his friend is telling him. Unlike the Sheriff in this neighboring county.
While all this is taking him away from the his county, the county commissioner's board is meeting for, well, you will need to read the book to find out.
August 13, 2019
Divided Sky was book 13 or 13 and the whole book I was wondering what was going to happen to David Wolf. Jeff Carson sure kept you wondering! Overall, it was a curious but great ending. If it’s an ending to the series, it’s just too bad.
Overall, it was a terrific story and the killer was surprising. I sure didn’t see that coming!
No romance and the F-bomb was used 2 times.
As to the narration: Sean Patrick Hopkins got better with each book.
May 4, 2019
Love and Death
This us an amazing book so well written and something to appeal to everyone but it will also bring you to tears at the end . Jeff Carson is a terrific writer and Author. I do recommend this book highly and looking forward to his next book.
This us an amazing book so well written and something to appeal to everyone but it will also bring you to tears at the end . Jeff Carson is a terrific writer and Author. I do recommend this book highly and looking forward to his next book.
May 8, 2019
This #13 in the David Wolf mystery series by Jeff Carson and the first one I've read. It was an amazing story made all the better by being set in Southwestern Colorado, Montrose, Ouray, Ridgway, in "my moutains" the beautiful San Juans. The author captured the feeling of seeing those mountains rise up out of the Uncompaghre River Valley, like no others in Colorado.
The mystery itself was great, the characters well-realized, kept me on the edge of my seat as Wolf methodically worked through the evidence pointing one way then another, building to a fiery conclusion. I had no trouble getting into the story even without reading any of the prior books but now I look forward to learning more about Wolf's back story to see how he came to be at this stage of his life and career as a detective in a fictional Colorado sheriff's department. I hope his exploits bring him back to my part of Colorado.
The mystery itself was great, the characters well-realized, kept me on the edge of my seat as Wolf methodically worked through the evidence pointing one way then another, building to a fiery conclusion. I had no trouble getting into the story even without reading any of the prior books but now I look forward to learning more about Wolf's back story to see how he came to be at this stage of his life and career as a detective in a fictional Colorado sheriff's department. I hope his exploits bring him back to my part of Colorado.
January 11, 2023
Two-haiku review:
Old friend's nephew gone
Suspected of two murders
Wolf and friend seek him
Teasers the whole book
Hinting end of Wolf's tenure
At least no cliffie
Old friend's nephew gone
Suspected of two murders
Wolf and friend seek him
Teasers the whole book
Hinting end of Wolf's tenure
At least no cliffie
September 4, 2025
Pretty slow.
October 24, 2025
3.5 for this one. Good but not quite as entertaining as others.
August 25, 2020
Final?
Good mystery. Hope this isn't the last we see of David Wolf. He always excites the reader. His life is wid
Good mystery. Hope this isn't the last we see of David Wolf. He always excites the reader. His life is wid
September 22, 2021
Helping out the past sheriff with his nephew charged with a murder that led to many more.. changes in the department has everyone uneasy about their future.
November 7, 2019
After raging ramped up thrills and excitements, looks like main, AND wonderful character, of Author Jeff Carson’s Mystery Thriller Series, David Wolf, is now set to begin yet another journey that I SO look forward to taking with him. VERY nostalgic ending of Book #13, and NO NO...NO spoilers. Worth the read for sure to find out!! Every time I finish another book in this series I am left overwhelmed with a fullness in my mind, to the brim and overflowing, and I assess for days after the ending. I feel like I am thinking about family members, and their ongoing lives, and they have become a part of me. Some fascinating reading in those pages in Divided Sky, that VERY SKILLED Author Jeff Carson fills with his finely honed craft of masterful use of words. Mystery, intrigue, action, edge of the seat reading, and I could go on and on, but I am sure by now you get my point that this Mystery Thriller Series is simply put.....NOT.TO.BE.MISSED BOOK!!! Kudos to Author Jeff Carson for such a wonderful series!! Made this reader’s top list!!! ENJOY!
January 2, 2020
Divided Sky by Jeff Carson 12/17/2019 Kindle
This is the thirtieth book in this author’s series, but the first I’ve read. I take full blame for not knowing the characters in detail which I’m sure detracted from my enjoying the back story more than I did. I confess another transgression; I spent nearly fifteen years in the town of Ridgway, Colorado, the principal setting for detective David Wolf’s exploits. (I also authored six detective mysteries set in the same area of the San Juan Mountains.) Consequently, I spent more time peeking at a map, following routes and remembering local details, than paying attention to the story. It was fun revisiting my old town. My bad in not concentration more as overall, the tale made for an enjoyable read. At the expense of being picky, I did find the “suspenseful” side story of the city father’s a bit too obvious.
Recommend as a good crime story to read, and a great place to visit!
This is the thirtieth book in this author’s series, but the first I’ve read. I take full blame for not knowing the characters in detail which I’m sure detracted from my enjoying the back story more than I did. I confess another transgression; I spent nearly fifteen years in the town of Ridgway, Colorado, the principal setting for detective David Wolf’s exploits. (I also authored six detective mysteries set in the same area of the San Juan Mountains.) Consequently, I spent more time peeking at a map, following routes and remembering local details, than paying attention to the story. It was fun revisiting my old town. My bad in not concentration more as overall, the tale made for an enjoyable read. At the expense of being picky, I did find the “suspenseful” side story of the city father’s a bit too obvious.
Recommend as a good crime story to read, and a great place to visit!
June 18, 2019
Divided Sky Not The Ending I Was Expecting
You got me. I seriously brought this was the end of David Wolf's outrageous investigations. When I started this book I had to stop after the first chapter I think It was go back and re-read book 12 so I could wrap my head around what was happening with David. You get kind of lost without the back story from book 12. I always enjoy the interactions of Ratchette and anyone else. Bringing him in on the case was a welcomed addition. Now you'll make us wonder how MacLean will battle his illness and are you setting Jack up for his own spin off? Hummm? Either way, thanks for yet another entertaining David Wolf book. I look forward to the next one.
You got me. I seriously brought this was the end of David Wolf's outrageous investigations. When I started this book I had to stop after the first chapter I think It was go back and re-read book 12 so I could wrap my head around what was happening with David. You get kind of lost without the back story from book 12. I always enjoy the interactions of Ratchette and anyone else. Bringing him in on the case was a welcomed addition. Now you'll make us wonder how MacLean will battle his illness and are you setting Jack up for his own spin off? Hummm? Either way, thanks for yet another entertaining David Wolf book. I look forward to the next one.
November 14, 2019
David Wolf Does it Again
I started reading the David Wolf series because I had completed all of the Longmier books. Now that I've completed the David Wolf books I'll have to find a way to fill my new void.
Divided Sky is a great continuation of the David Wolf series. Chief investigator Wolf is not perfect but he is human. He is flawed to perfection. Like the other 12 books in the series, there are plenty of twists and turns.
I started reading the David Wolf series because I had completed all of the Longmier books. Now that I've completed the David Wolf books I'll have to find a way to fill my new void.
Divided Sky is a great continuation of the David Wolf series. Chief investigator Wolf is not perfect but he is human. He is flawed to perfection. Like the other 12 books in the series, there are plenty of twists and turns.
April 24, 2020
Thank you Jeff Carson
Thank you for thirteen awesome David Wolf novels. Unfortunately, there aren’t any more. So you better get writing. I didn’t review number twelve because of the ending which was selfish on my part. You made up for it in thirteen. Thank you for all of your novels especially at such a difficult time in all our lives. We take so much for granted. It’s time to embrace the life we have. Dr. C. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💞
Thank you for thirteen awesome David Wolf novels. Unfortunately, there aren’t any more. So you better get writing. I didn’t review number twelve because of the ending which was selfish on my part. You made up for it in thirteen. Thank you for all of your novels especially at such a difficult time in all our lives. We take so much for granted. It’s time to embrace the life we have. Dr. C. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💞
May 15, 2023
David Wolf is incredibly loyal. True to his nature, he immediately assists his ex-mentor and ex-Sluice County Sheriff when he is called. Former Sheriff Burton's nephew is in trouble in a county near Rocky Points. A few bodies have come up in the town of Ridgway and Burton's nephew, Jesse, is right in the middle of all the drama. With a troubled past himself, Jesse works his way to plead his innocence, all the while, Burton is struggling with keeping himself standing due to his alcoholism and depression. Wolf's all to familiar setting has his supporting his old friend more than he will ever know. As the local sheriff and PD keep hunting Jesse for the truth of what occurred in two different murders, one being Jesse's best friend, David Wolf works himself onto the case, much to the dismay of those locals. Murder, Setups, Evidence (planted? buy by whom)... Wolf is there in the end to solve the case, but not after a big blow out with a local family (the family of Jesse's best friend). Meanwhile, back in Rock Points, a massive town meeting is occurring and changes are happening With or Without Wolf being there. A suspense that is brought through the entire book and keeps you hanging until the last chapters.
Another Great book and read! This book definitely had some great twists and turns that I was not expecting and it really setup the next books very well. Excited to continue to read this series!
Another Great book and read! This book definitely had some great twists and turns that I was not expecting and it really setup the next books very well. Excited to continue to read this series!
November 23, 2019
WoW!
Divided Sky is an intriguing double murder case that leads Detective David Wolf and Sheriff Hal Burton to a county several hours away in search of a dangerous suspect. Although Detective Wolf is out of his jurisdiction, his loyalty to Burton leads him into a deadly case that brings Wolf face to face with a murderer. Working with the local Sheriff's department and CBI , when egos can get in the way, proves difficult, but Wolf always manages to get his way. Several red herrings and threats of more murders loom as Wolf is joined by one of his detectives, and they start to make headway into the case.
The characters in the David Wolf series are imperfect, but loyal to a fault. After thirteen books, this series, and the characters, are a welcoming respite from the everyday. They are like a cozy blanket. Their personalities and quirks have been wonderfully developed. This is a series I could read forever, and I can read them over and over while waiting, hopefully, for the next installment.
The cases are fresh and intriguing, while the setting in Colorado is breathtaking by the wonderful descriptions. This is a small town where everybody knows each other's business, but there is a unity there.
This is a great series. I highly recommend it.
Divided Sky is an intriguing double murder case that leads Detective David Wolf and Sheriff Hal Burton to a county several hours away in search of a dangerous suspect. Although Detective Wolf is out of his jurisdiction, his loyalty to Burton leads him into a deadly case that brings Wolf face to face with a murderer. Working with the local Sheriff's department and CBI , when egos can get in the way, proves difficult, but Wolf always manages to get his way. Several red herrings and threats of more murders loom as Wolf is joined by one of his detectives, and they start to make headway into the case.
The characters in the David Wolf series are imperfect, but loyal to a fault. After thirteen books, this series, and the characters, are a welcoming respite from the everyday. They are like a cozy blanket. Their personalities and quirks have been wonderfully developed. This is a series I could read forever, and I can read them over and over while waiting, hopefully, for the next installment.
The cases are fresh and intriguing, while the setting in Colorado is breathtaking by the wonderful descriptions. This is a small town where everybody knows each other's business, but there is a unity there.
This is a great series. I highly recommend it.
March 28, 2023
If It Weren't for Bad Luck...
When it comes to his love life and his career, bad luck is the only kind of luck David Wolf has. Geesh. Good guy, bad luck. No wonder I feel like he's a relatable character.
This is book 13 in the David Wolf series, and I still can't get enough. I like this guy. He's a long way from perfect, but he is tough, smart, loyal, and decent. He's also a great investigator. He's going to need all of his investigation skills as well as his slim reserve of political skills for this case. The clues all seem to point one way. But is he reading the clues right? This case is crazy and convoluted. But as with all the David Wolf novels, it's full of humanity, heart, wit, and people dedicated to the truth.
This can be read as a stand-alone novel. If you're a big fan of knowing the past history of the characters, though, you'll need to catch the earlier novels. Either way, this is another treat for fans of characters like Joe Pickett, Jack Reacher, Cork O'Connell, or Walt Longmire. If you enjoy crime novels with a strong LEO who seeks justice but isn't afraid to do it on his own terms, David Wolf is a character you want to know.
When it comes to his love life and his career, bad luck is the only kind of luck David Wolf has. Geesh. Good guy, bad luck. No wonder I feel like he's a relatable character.
This is book 13 in the David Wolf series, and I still can't get enough. I like this guy. He's a long way from perfect, but he is tough, smart, loyal, and decent. He's also a great investigator. He's going to need all of his investigation skills as well as his slim reserve of political skills for this case. The clues all seem to point one way. But is he reading the clues right? This case is crazy and convoluted. But as with all the David Wolf novels, it's full of humanity, heart, wit, and people dedicated to the truth.
This can be read as a stand-alone novel. If you're a big fan of knowing the past history of the characters, though, you'll need to catch the earlier novels. Either way, this is another treat for fans of characters like Joe Pickett, Jack Reacher, Cork O'Connell, or Walt Longmire. If you enjoy crime novels with a strong LEO who seeks justice but isn't afraid to do it on his own terms, David Wolf is a character you want to know.
November 30, 2022
Jeff Carson is one of the few authors I found through Kindle that has caught and held my interest from the first entry in his Dave Wolf series. I’d rate this one above average.
Here Dave is approached by the former sheriff to help him find his nephew who is on the run after becoming a suspect in two murders. Did he do it or is he the victim of an elaborate frame-up? And what about the family of one victim who seems hell-bent on extracting vigilante justice on the nephew?
At the same time, Dave is facing a challenge at home that could lead to him losing his job as detective.
The twists and turns pile up leading to a violent confrontation that leaves several people dead. But I had a little trouble following the action and dialog in the scene.
Keep writing them, Mr. Carson, and I’ll keep reading them.
Here Dave is approached by the former sheriff to help him find his nephew who is on the run after becoming a suspect in two murders. Did he do it or is he the victim of an elaborate frame-up? And what about the family of one victim who seems hell-bent on extracting vigilante justice on the nephew?
At the same time, Dave is facing a challenge at home that could lead to him losing his job as detective.
The twists and turns pile up leading to a violent confrontation that leaves several people dead. But I had a little trouble following the action and dialog in the scene.
Keep writing them, Mr. Carson, and I’ll keep reading them.
March 25, 2022
time to circle back.
Some time has passed since Wolfe had a panic attack on the job and his job as Chief Detective may now be in jeopardy. That threat doesn’t stop Wolfe from going to the aid of his former boss, retired sheriff Burton. Burton’s nephew is on the run as a suspect in a murder and missing person and has pleaded with his uncle for help. Wolfe assists the local sheriff, in the pouring rain of course, to get to the truth. Wolfe is aware that he may lose his job if he doesn’t report back to Rocky Points but he’s determined to solve the case on behalf of his mentor. Good story just a bit slow in some parts…and the constant rain and bad cell reception is getting a tad tiresome. That said…I still love Dave Wolfe and will keep following him!
Some time has passed since Wolfe had a panic attack on the job and his job as Chief Detective may now be in jeopardy. That threat doesn’t stop Wolfe from going to the aid of his former boss, retired sheriff Burton. Burton’s nephew is on the run as a suspect in a murder and missing person and has pleaded with his uncle for help. Wolfe assists the local sheriff, in the pouring rain of course, to get to the truth. Wolfe is aware that he may lose his job if he doesn’t report back to Rocky Points but he’s determined to solve the case on behalf of his mentor. Good story just a bit slow in some parts…and the constant rain and bad cell reception is getting a tad tiresome. That said…I still love Dave Wolfe and will keep following him!
February 1, 2021
I'm hooked on David Wolf
I've read the entire David Wolf series and return to it as new books are released. Why? Because they are well written, compelling mysteries, with fully fleshed human beings at their center. A good mystery alone is insufficient, no matter how well paced without the human spirit. Wolf has it all, intriguing story lines, fast-paced action, unique and quirky characters, gorgeous mountain settings, interesting and complex plots, and a hero who is above all, a decent, steadfast human being.
No matter when I start a David Wolfe book, I don't put it down until the last page is turned.
I've read the entire David Wolf series and return to it as new books are released. Why? Because they are well written, compelling mysteries, with fully fleshed human beings at their center. A good mystery alone is insufficient, no matter how well paced without the human spirit. Wolf has it all, intriguing story lines, fast-paced action, unique and quirky characters, gorgeous mountain settings, interesting and complex plots, and a hero who is above all, a decent, steadfast human being.
No matter when I start a David Wolfe book, I don't put it down until the last page is turned.
August 6, 2019
David Wolf Series
My biggest complaint with the series Mr. Carson is that we need more books. The series is very well written and you never know how the book is going to end. So much better than sitting in front of a TV. The main characters are real and after you read the first book you know them. The setting and the description adds a lot to the story as I have spent many vacations in the area. Is there any way that you could write a little faster? Nothing like a good book and a glass of wine to finish your day.
My biggest complaint with the series Mr. Carson is that we need more books. The series is very well written and you never know how the book is going to end. So much better than sitting in front of a TV. The main characters are real and after you read the first book you know them. The setting and the description adds a lot to the story as I have spent many vacations in the area. Is there any way that you could write a little faster? Nothing like a good book and a glass of wine to finish your day.
August 8, 2019
Binge
I liked the David Wolf character and these stories so much, I read the entire series. I just couldn't put it down and had to find out what the next installment was going to bring. I truly like his character and the fact that it takes place in Colorado helped too although it's a fictional town somewhere in the mountains. It's somewhere like Breckenridge, maybe Glenwood on my mind. I'm always sad when I finish a book as the characters are no lost a part of my life. I highly recommend this series, you'll enjoy it.
I liked the David Wolf character and these stories so much, I read the entire series. I just couldn't put it down and had to find out what the next installment was going to bring. I truly like his character and the fact that it takes place in Colorado helped too although it's a fictional town somewhere in the mountains. It's somewhere like Breckenridge, maybe Glenwood on my mind. I'm always sad when I finish a book as the characters are no lost a part of my life. I highly recommend this series, you'll enjoy it.
August 13, 2023
Different pace, unintentional consequences
Knowing of the County Counsel's secret plans for him, the last action I expected was that Wolf would take off with Burton on an alcohol-infused adventure! The pace was slower than the last books, and the action was more difficult to define and follow. The 'unknowns' kept stacking up, though, and as soon as I accepted that this book was less exciting the plot twisted. As the "unintentional consequences" merged with the actual plot, I was totally hooked! Great read for a cloudy afternoon!
Knowing of the County Counsel's secret plans for him, the last action I expected was that Wolf would take off with Burton on an alcohol-infused adventure! The pace was slower than the last books, and the action was more difficult to define and follow. The 'unknowns' kept stacking up, though, and as soon as I accepted that this book was less exciting the plot twisted. As the "unintentional consequences" merged with the actual plot, I was totally hooked! Great read for a cloudy afternoon!
May 18, 2019
This was another good book by this author. David goes to help his old sheriff who has received a message from his nephew that he is in trouble. David goes with him to help investigate, even though it is out of his jurisdiction. They find the boy and turn him into the police. He is accused of murder and his friend is missing. In the meantime, David is wanted back in his town for a special Town Council Meeting, that will determine his fate. I enjoyed this book.
June 5, 2019
Actually I read the Kindle version, but it had no cover shown. This was a continuation of the David Wolf series and has him helping his old boss with a problem with his nephew who has gotten himself in trouble and is being hunted by neighboring Sheriff and the family of a friend who believe he is responsible for his disappearance. Wolf has to contend with the nephews problems, his old boss who is going through a serious alcohol problem and some sort of activity back home with the city council regarding the sheriffs department personnel. Lots of activity to keep interest up and at some point I will look to continue the series.
June 22, 2019
Really love Jeff's writing style
This man Jeff Carson can pull you into a book like your their with the characters dodging bullets and riding the bumpy roads.
One minute your laughing at the jokes they tell sometimes we're chasing the bad guys and yes sometimes it's sad so we're a sqaulling and trying read but in all he's an awesome writer I have read everything I could get my hands on of his so keep up the excellent work Jeff Carson... I'll be waiting for the next book!
This man Jeff Carson can pull you into a book like your their with the characters dodging bullets and riding the bumpy roads.
One minute your laughing at the jokes they tell sometimes we're chasing the bad guys and yes sometimes it's sad so we're a sqaulling and trying read but in all he's an awesome writer I have read everything I could get my hands on of his so keep up the excellent work Jeff Carson... I'll be waiting for the next book!
September 23, 2019
I'm bereft!!
I've just finished book 13 and don't know what to do now. I've read the books back to back and been hooked by the adventures of Wolf and his team. I've learnt a lot about Colorado and how the USA structures it's police force. I've enjoyed reading about the development of the characters. Now what am I going to read?? Hopefully this isn't the end of Wolf and Rocky Point. There's a lot of life still in the characters. More please Mr Carson!!
I've just finished book 13 and don't know what to do now. I've read the books back to back and been hooked by the adventures of Wolf and his team. I've learnt a lot about Colorado and how the USA structures it's police force. I've enjoyed reading about the development of the characters. Now what am I going to read?? Hopefully this isn't the end of Wolf and Rocky Point. There's a lot of life still in the characters. More please Mr Carson!!
January 4, 2020
Great story
I’m almost in tears. This the last David Wolf book written so far? A wonderful series. People, conversations, thoughts and feelings of characters are so lifelike and real. You can just feel their presence and substance. David Wolf himself is as real as it gets.
Jump in to this series with both feet and be ready for a ride of great writing, wonderful story telling, thrilling substance and losing yourself in the SBSD personnel and actions.
I’m almost in tears. This the last David Wolf book written so far? A wonderful series. People, conversations, thoughts and feelings of characters are so lifelike and real. You can just feel their presence and substance. David Wolf himself is as real as it gets.
Jump in to this series with both feet and be ready for a ride of great writing, wonderful story telling, thrilling substance and losing yourself in the SBSD personnel and actions.
February 17, 2020
Great as ever
As always Carson leaves you in for a treat. This was one of his best. The story unfolded with a call from his old chief and he gets involved in a case in someone district who's not crazy about his interference. A young man who is the old chiefs nephew has apparently been set up for 2 murders, but as the twists & turns take them into dangerous territory Wolf finely realizes who the real murderer is. This is a must read for David Wolf fans.
As always Carson leaves you in for a treat. This was one of his best. The story unfolded with a call from his old chief and he gets involved in a case in someone district who's not crazy about his interference. A young man who is the old chiefs nephew has apparently been set up for 2 murders, but as the twists & turns take them into dangerous territory Wolf finely realizes who the real murderer is. This is a must read for David Wolf fans.
February 6, 2025
This was probably my favorite Wolf novel to date. Former Sheriff Burton's nephew is accused of murdering a man in a neighboring town and Wolf agrees to help Burton look into the crime. Wolf ends up helping the local jurisdiction with the cases and it twists and turns as they discover new evidence. Great characters in this story with another twist added to Wolf's life. Really enjoy the Wolf stories!
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