Good story, perfect vacation read

This is the third or fourth book in this series I've read/listened to. You know exactly what you're getting with this series - a solid, straightforward, prosecutorial tale set in down-home and folksy Tennessee. The characters fulfil all of their tropes perfectly - strong cancer survivor and supportive wife, strong silent ex-miltary types, fat sleazy capitalist drug dealer, hooker with a heart of gold, and so on. This isn't really a complaint as it is an honest warning - don't expect a lot of plot twists or little buried gems at the start which develop into deep significance later on. It's just a simple, straightforward, linear development. Overall, quite enjoyable though if that's what you like.

The narrator does a great job, voice and reading is wery easy to listen to and executed nicely.

I'd pair this book with an airplane, airport bar, or lounge chair by the pool at an all inclusive resort. Or, more realistically, one of those long walk all of those forced to stay at home during the pandemic have been forced to start taking for some semblance of exercise. In any case, a solid series.

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