Title: Skip Langdon is my kind of woman!
Product review: I LOVE this series! Julie Smith has created perhaps the most credible yet fantastic protagonist in homicide in her powerful, vulnerable, fearless, and wonderfully tall female detective, Skip Langdon. In Axeman's Jazz Skip is battling a serial killer who resurrects the never-apprehended Axeman, a true criminal from New Orleans' history. Smith weaves her story around 12-step programs, where anonymity makes for good cover. She not only produces some serious suspense, but some deep psychological insights. Skip, who made her debut in Smith's Edgar Winning New Orleans Mourning, grows in her own psychological makeup, and we get more glimpses into her complex personality. Skip is a real original, and I am hooked on her and the series. Axeman's Jazz is mystery writing at its very best.
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