I'm glad you read The Power of the Dog, hermetic. That is some ending! Hey, I have family with cows.
This past week I finished Entry Island by Peter May. This book blew me away. Peter May can plop the reader down all over the map and do it convincingly. Not only that but he can take the reader somewhere on the map during a different time and again do it convincingly. Entry Island was an excellent story. It's a "who done it" actually. But it is far more than that. It's a sort of history lesson about people we might never have known existed, unless you happen to live on one of these islands in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence or on the Hebrides Islands.
Now I'm reading When the Bough Breaks by Jonathan Kellerman. This is the first of the Alex Delaware series. I was afraid I would find When the Bough Breaks deficient after Entry Island but that is not so.
Mrs Enthusiast is still reading The Stand by Stephen King—a huge book. She is finding this very appealing as I thought she might. I have persuaded her to read several Stephen King's works in the past. She loved 11 22 63 and enjoyed Under the Dome, The Girl that Loved Tom Gordon, Joyland and a number of his short stories like Shawshank Redemption and Misery.
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