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File Size: 1202 KB
Print Length: 328 pages
Publisher: Poisoned Pen Press (March 12, 2019)
Publication Date: March 12, 2019
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Language: English
ASIN: B07NWZWNDB
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Author Betty Webb lives and writes her novels set in the same town where I reside. Desert Redemption therefore felt like I was variously reading the local newspaper with in-depth coverage of multiple incidents and listening to PI Lena Jones herself.Many of the geographic and cultural references are real places and real customs. Some aren't.Because I spent 12 (of my young adult) years involved in a fundamentalist Christian sect (cult, but not apocalyptic) many of the behavioral references, which Webb had well-researched, were eerily familiar.Dramatic situations resolved, but they weren't telegraphed beforehand. The characters are tremendous and the dialogue engaging.Great surprise ending. Thanks Betty Webb for bringing Lena Jones to life.
I have read all the Lena Jones series and loved everyone of them. Don't think I gave reviews to all, but only because I started one right after another, and forgot. Yes it can stand alone, but I would read them in order. The characters are wonderful, story lines are great and interesting. Betty Webb does know how to weave you into the story. I am very sad they are done now, but was glad to get the answers to all the question that each book left you with. I have read the Gunn Zoo series also, now I have to wait for the next in that series to come out!
Cults, runaway teens, emaciated bodies found on or near the Pima reservation. I loved this thoroughly satisfying conclusion to the ten-book saga of Lena Jones, in which many mysteries of her past are finally solved. It's a good idea to read the previous nine books before you start this one. If you are reading this one first, that's okay, but afterward you'll want to go back and read the others. It's a great series, set in the Arizona desert, with vividly portrayed characters, excellent prose, a fast pace, and well-crafted mystery plots.
Lena Jones and author Betty Webb. What can I say but keep writing, Ms. Webb! I know everyone is happy to know that Lena found her parents.I hope Lena's story doesn't end here. Ms. Webb you have more people to help through your writing.
Betty Webb is a bit of a Jekyll-and-Hyde. She writes the light and humorous Gunn Zoo mysteries that are a delight to read, and she writes the much darker Lena Jones series, much of the material of which came from her years as a reporter. I love both series, but my heart has always been with Lena, partly because of how Webb depicts Arizona and the Phoenix metropolitan area. Webb's Lena Jones series has been consistently excellent, often dealing with important topics like polygamy, and because of her past, Lena is always on the side of children.It hurt to read Desert Redemption knowing that it's the last book in the series. I haven't always agreed with what Lena has done, but she's become more than a friend through the years. Someone is always telling Lena "You can't do everything" to which she always replies, "But I can always try." You have to have a great deal of respect for someone like that. Everything she's done, everything she's suffered, everything she's fought for, has all led her to the final outcome of this book. Desert Redemption is a bone-deep, satisfying conclusion to this series-- and it contains The Best Last Sentence of a book or series ever. You can read it as a standalone, but I sincerely hope you don't cheat yourself. If you and Lena haven't met, start with Desert Noir.
“Desert Redemption†by Betty Webb is the tenth and final installment in the “Lena Jones Mystery†series. Regular readers will anxiously read for the wrap up of several backstories. New readers should not be discouraged; “Desert Redemption†can be enjoyed on its own, and Webb has included all the background information necessary to follow along with the exploits of Lena and Jimmy.Lena Jones and Jimmy Sisiwan are living in an Airstream on the wild expanse of the Salt River Pima / Maricopa Indian Reservation with their horses and cats. Jimmy is building a house, a three-bedroom house, just for them. Lena and Jimmy are partners in Desert Investigations. Lena, like most former foster kids, does not handle the change well, even when the change is for the better, but she is devoted to Jimmy.“I still couldn’t figure out why it had taken me so long to love him, why I’d taken so many side roads with so many men. Thank God— who maybe did exist, after all— I’d finally come to my senses.â€The story is character driven, and the action is presented in Lena’s first-person narrative. Readers learn about people she meets and places she goes through her conversations and observations. In alternating chapters, she recounts dreams, memories, and nightmares from thirty-five years earlier. It is now time for Lena to face her past, and she finally retrieves the cardboard banker’s box of childhood memories that had been temporarily shoved away.Every day, Desert Investigations fields phone calls from the artists, residents, parents, politicians, and general Scottsdale citizenry who have been “done wrong.†Harold Slow Horse, a friend, is worried that his ex-wife has become involved with a cult masquerading as a retreat or health resort for new back-to-the-landers who want to get off the grid. The daughter of a local political candidate has disappeared along with her boyfriend. The body of an unidentified young woman has been found on the Res. Multiple investigations weave in and out of the story, interlinking and deviating as Lena and Jimmy explore the social problems, criminal activities, and personal tragedies that bring clients to Desert Investigations. They diligently search, but find more questions than answers. Difficulties intensify; the body count escalates, and not every investigation has a successful conclusion.Through Webb’s words, the beauty and the geography of the area jump from every page.“Mother Nature’s wild citizens, wilder even than the local teens, greeted the day’s glory with joy and trepidation. Ground squirrels, jackrabbits, and deer mice scurried between various kinds of cacti, while a chorale of birds sang from mesquite and ironwood trees. In the lightening sky above, a bald eagle drifted along a thermal, deciding which scurrying creature to kill first.â€In “Desert Redemption,†Webb brings a startling closure to Lena’s troubled past and things might just finally work out for Lena. I was given a review copy of “Desert Redemption†by Betty Webb and Poisoned Pen Press. The book has a nice shout-out to “Y Is for Yesterday†as Lena reads Sue Grafton’s final book, and laments that she must say farewell to Kinsey Millhone, as do we all. Alas, it is time for readers to say goodbye Lena Jones as well, ten wonderful books, and many, many wonderful stories.
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