pickI was pretty excited to pick up the next installment of the Leaphorn & Chee series. There was good pacing here, and even though there was still a bit too much of Chee mooning over what to do about Janet, I really enjoy exploring his desire to balance his religious beliefs with his police work. At one point, he is trying to explain to Janet how he defines the Navajo concept of “hozho,“ a sort of state of harmony and balance. He says ⬇
Nothing urgent for my #weeklyforecast - I am just using my random draw to decide which windowsill book is next!! Started the tagged book this morning, but other than that, this is a wildcard week!! I am down to only two chapter-a-day reads so that is opening up some more reading time. Can't believe we have already passed June's halfway mark!!
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pickBook 11 of the Leaphorn and Chee series. Always a good series to read. This book had them trying to solve three murders across several jurisdictions.
My current read. This is my second or third time reading these books. All very well written.
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Chee's genuine belief in the traditions and ceremonies of the Navajo are balanced by the more pragmatic Leaphorn who, while not scornful, is definitely skeptical. I'm really enjoying this series ⬇ 3y
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