It is June 1961 as this sixth book in the series
opens. Kristin Van Dijk, known to one and all as “Baby Shark,” has always
pushed things to the edge. While never fully expressed, no matter the situation,
she carries herself with an attitude that she does not care whether she lives
or dies. Working with Fort Worth Private Investigator Otis Millett has not
polished her rough edges though he and others have tried. Working for him has
increased her skill set while also making violent situations ultimately involving
the police a little smoother than they would have been otherwise. But, that may
be about to change as this latest incident involving Baby Shark might be too
much for all involved to ignore. Going solo has consequences.
While the gates of hell just received two more very
worthy inductees, in the land of the living Baby Shark has a problem. Five years of working with Otis is not going
to make this go away. Even with her background there are limits and she has
really done it this time. Otis isn’t the only one who thinks she needs a
vacation to clear her head and get her mind straight. He is the only one around
who could enforce her taking a break and he definitely wants her out of town
for a bit.
Baby Shark hits the road intending to see some old friends
and get back to what she used to do to make money--play pool. Her moniker is
legendary and those who don’t know of her in smoky pool rooms and dives across
the state of Texas are about to get a crash course in reality. The only problem
with her plan is that she might find more trouble out on the road than if she
had stayed home and worked cases.
The series that started with the powerful debut
novel Baby Shark (reviewed here) just keeps getting better and
better. Plenty of action, complicated characters, and powerful imagery fuel
this high octane series in reads that don’t stop until the final words. Baby Shark’s Grass Widow Legacy is another
very good read in an excellent series featuring a character forged in fire and
blood determined to dispense justice as she sees fit. In her world some folks
need help and a lot of folks need killing and she intends to do both while
running the table.
Baby
Shark’s Grass Widow Legacy
Robert
Fate
Self-Published
October
2013
ASIN:
B00GCYQHMS
266
Pages
$3.99
Material was purchased last month to read/review thanks
to a small credit in my Amazon Associates account.
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