Zia Summer

Rating:
Summary: A solid southwestern mystery that kept me guessing
Review: Zia Summer started off with a classic gruesome murder, and kept the reader guessing the whole time on who was behind it right alongside the main character, Sonny Baca.

Though the book had a few slow points from time to time, I always looked forward to the next chapter.

The story is also peppered with an unusual and highly identifiable cast of characters; each one to the readers liking.

My only complaints were to make the book more 'authentic' the author sprinkled the dialouge with Spanish slang that may confuse readers on what the characters are talking about.

Also the end was a bit anti-climatic, but all around very good.