Reviews for In Harm's Way (Walt Fleming Series #4)

The average rating for In Harm's Way (Walt Fleming Series #4) based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-12-16 00:00:00 Christina Colby A friend gave me this book to read. I did not realize it was book four of a series until I started reading it. I have read a number of books by Ridley Pearson in the past and have enjoyed his storytelling ability. The book is well written. In this book there is less action and more dialogue than other books by Pearson that I have read. Our protagonist is Walt Fleming, Sheriff of Sun Valley. In this book he is working with Seattle Police Sergeant Lou Boldt to solve a murder. The story is interesting as are the characters. Pearson is an excellent storyteller. I wish I had not started at book four of the series. I read this as a paperback published in August 2010 by Jove Publishing. The book is 506 pages.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-01-23 00:00:00 Tariq Kadir Up front, I'm admitting to enjoying stories about law enforcement in the Western state's high country...I love CJ Box and Craig Johnson tales and now, after my 2nd Walt Fleming, will add Ridley Pearson to the list...Walt is a sheriff in Sun Valley, Idaho where he rubs shoulders with the "rich & famous in and around Hailey...Divorced, father of two precocious tweener girls, Walt is muddling through this demanding life that is further complicated with a budding relationship with a local fishing guide and crime scene photographer...in this one, a former NFL linebacker is found murdered and that crime may be tied to another in Seattle that connects Walt to two interesting LEOs from there...Good stuff!!!