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The Huckleberry Murders (Sheriff Bo Tully, Bk 4)
The Huckleberry Murders - Sheriff Bo Tully, Bk 4
Author: Patrick F. McManus
43-year-old Blight County, Idaho, Sheriff Bo Tully finds three young men, apparently farm laborers, lying by a huckleberry patch, each shot in the back of the head. Tully has his hands full with the rare triple murder as well as the disappearance of rancher Orville Poulson, whose so-called caretaker, Ray Crockett, has entrenched himself on Pouls...  more »
ISBN-13: 9781439190845
ISBN-10: 1439190844
Publication Date: 11/2/2010
Pages: 288
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4 stars, based on 7 ratings
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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cathyskye avatar reviewed The Huckleberry Murders (Sheriff Bo Tully, Bk 4) on + 2260 more book reviews
I enjoy McManus's Bo Tully mysteries. Even though they're played more for laughs than police procedure, I'd still like to get Tully together with my other two Stetson-wearing sheriffs, Walt Longmire and Bill Gastner. Tully is so busy in this one, that it appears that he's ignoring a woman who insists that her ex-husband has been murdered. Notice how I say "appears."

McManus's humor is reminiscent of Mark Twain, and I loved how all the pieces of the puzzle fit together in this one. I recommend this entire series to anyone with a fondness for light-hearted mysteries featuring a good old-fashioned lawman who believes in using cunning and guile to solve crimes. Good stuff!
ladycholla avatar reviewed The Huckleberry Murders (Sheriff Bo Tully, Bk 4) on + 2081 more book reviews
Once again another McManus to love. Had a great time with this one and the interaction of the characters. Met a couple of new ones, and enjoy Tully way of doing law work. The Blight Way is one in a million. What a grand imagination McManus has. Great good fun.


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