Welcome to Litsy!

Joining @mcctrish @Aims42 @Tamra in their #FridayHappyReadibgHour It‘s raining (relief from the heat 🔥🔥) so My husband & I had Campari & soda with lime while reading indoors.

Jonsey speaks to the unbearable anguish of generations of Native American tribes indigenous to the Americas,who lost their land, their way of life, their culture, their language, their children, and their families to the imperialism, persecution, and genocide perpetuated by the invading White Europeans.

This book is much more than a murder mystery.

The writing in this novel is spare, elegant, gritty.
Cash is so easy to love.

Morning coffee and a book. #coffeeandbooks #porchlife

It‘s comforting to be home on my porch. Early morning coffee. #coffeeandbooks #porchlife

This series set in 1970s rural Minnesota just goes from strength to strength. Described as "gritty Native American noir" by Oscar Hokeah.

I am already looking forward to the next one!

Starting tonight. #libraryfind from the “New Fiction” shelves in my local library.

Picked up some library holds today to add to my already towering library stack. 😂📚

I‘m a big fan of Marcie Rendon and Cash Blackbear is a favorite protagonist. Cash is a hard but caring person and oh so smart and intuitive. I can‘t wait until she finishes college and becomes Wheaton‘s full fledged deputy. 😉

Another stellar installment in the Cash Blackbear mystery series. I love Cash, so much, and in this novel we see her vulnerability and emerging maturity. She‘s still “dangerous”, as one character states, and she probably always will be, but her intuition is still right on and her “visions” serve her well. Murder, foster care, betrayal, racism, family, and so much more. Please, I‘d like another. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️