Reviews for The Widow's Revenge (Charlie Moon Series #14)

The average rating for The Widow's Revenge (Charlie Moon Series #14) based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-04-06 00:00:00 Amirhossein Aminsharifi This was a real page turner. Charlie get himself into some real trouble and it takes so doing to get ittaken care of.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-12-18 00:00:00 Kenny Jr, Lasala Another entertaining entry in the saga of Southern Ute rancher and occasional Tribal Investigator Charlie Moon and his relatives and other associates. It seems that the farther into this series one reads, the more the humorous elements outweigh the elements contributing to the mystery at the heart of the book. This book is no exception, and it appears that Doss has spent considerably more effort adding humor than in advancing the rather far-fetched plot. That plot involves a notorious crime family who have mysteriously targeted the Granite Creek Colorado area for this particular foray into crime. Charlie Moon, following up on the usual mysterious (other-worldly?) clues from his shaman-aunt Daisy Perika, manages to foil the first evil-doings of this Family, which soon escalates, eventually involving even the FBI (and Charlie's ex-girlfriend). The plot stumbles along to it's not-terribly-logical conclusion. The late Jim Doss's humor makes this a very enjoyable and rather quick book to read, although I don't advise starting the series with any of these later volumes.