At a
picturesque Wyoming guest ranch, murder mars the reunion between an amateur
sleuth and her cowboy boyfriend—and there’s plenty of suspects to consider. . .
.
About the book: Bethany Jarviss—young, smart and beautiful—works as the grants
administrator at her family’s charitable foundation in New Mexico. She’s solved
crimes in the past—but when murder threatens private time with her new
significant other, thereby shaking up the lives of the ranch’s owners, staff,
and guests—she uses her sharp mind, talent at interviewing reluctant people,
and engaging personality to solve the crime.
Our review: set
against a glorious Wyoming landscape, author Popp shows her skill at creating a
complex cozy mystery that features a multitude of diverse characters, each with
their own secrets, ambitions and conflicts. Fans of the Bethany Jarviss
Mysteries will glom onto this latest adventure of the young grants
administrator with a relish.
Based on a score of 1-5, The Middle of
Nowhere merits a solid 5.
Kat Henry Doran, a Wild Women Review
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