Title: Shoes hard to fill
Product review: Craig Johnson is at the top of his genre with characters who feel like family and believable intricate plots. His dialogue is sharp and entertaining and rings absolutely true. He likes BIG men, physical giants, powerful in every way, capable of wreaking havoc and taking incredible physical abuse, but they're sleepers - quiet and self-deprecating and wry. Because each plot occurs on the heels of the previous, there's a continuum in the lives of his ever-expanding cast. This novel's crime leads Craig's sheriff Longmire back in time to Vietnam.
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