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May 1, 2025
Johnson's detective hero Walt Longmire has had a fine career--21 novels and a six-season TV show run--remarkable for someone a little bit, well, different. He uses words like "indubitably," quotes Percy Shelley's poetry, and educates a lazy coroner on proper autopsy procedure. And there's no hard-boiled cynicism here. We should always, he says, "rise above the natural order of things." But he's a fine lawman, as a friend of his muses in the book. The mistake of anyone working against him is "confusing good with weak." This outing has Longmire clashing with a religious cult out on the "sand anvil" of Wyoming's Red Devil, after a mail person with a more than 300-mile route goes missing. Longmire must rescue a handful of cult victims, older folks who sought something interesting. The novel includes some lively conversations as Longmire goes undercover as a mail carrier following the missing woman's same route.
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