Skin Walk

A Lacey Fitzpatrick and Sam Firecloud Mystery, Book 2

By: Melissa Bowersock

Narrated by: Laura Wilson

A 2017 winner of New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards for eBook fiction.

Lacey and Sam are on the job again. This time, the ex-cop and the Navajo medium have been called out to the Navajo reservation to investigate the suspicious death of Sam’s cousin. What they uncover leads them into a realm of the supernatural beyond anything Lacey ever imagined; her years on the LAPD did nothing to prepare her for dealing with witches and shape-shifters.

With clues few and far between, can they determine who the murderer is before they themselves become the target of deadly curses and feral shape-shifter beasts?

©2016 Melissa Bowersock (P)2019 Melissa Bowersock

Compelling and Interesting

A fascinating story filled with interesting aspects of Native American culture. Truly, the story transports you to another place and keeps you engaged. I fully plan to get the next one in the series.

Another great listen!

This is book two in the series. Lacey and Sam go out to the Navajo Reservation to help a family member find peace and hand out some justice the Navajo way. I'm not really good at writing reviews but I must say that when you have a great story with interesting characters and a good narrator it makes for one awesome book. I liked the first book so much that I contacted the author and told her how much I liked it. I have only done that with one other author. I have never met the author or the narrator so this is not one of those reviews where you wonder if the writer of the review is a family member or close friend of either person.

I was given a free copy of Skin Walk in exchange for an honest review. I have a feeling that the next book will see the relationship of Lacey and Sam grow even more. I look forward to reading the next book in the series. I totally recommend this book to everyone. On to the next adventure!

Out on the Reservation

bookshelves: Navajo, witches, murder-investigation, private-investigators, Arizona, cultural-exploration, family-dynamics, friendship

It's a big difference from ordinary ghosts in LA to the spirit problems of the Navajo, but that's where this partnership has to go to help Samuel's cousin find peace. Meeting Sam's grandfather was the best part, but most of the rest of the family were friendly if a bit overwhelming. So was the murder investigation. Accustomed to regular law and order, finding out that the murderer is a witch is a bit mind boggling, and seeing for herself some manifestations are absolutely terrifying. Excellent read and obviously well researched!
Laura Wilson is a very good narrator, but needs a better sound booth.

They who shall not be named

This is absolutely the first time and any book that the author got things correct. The book is well written with strong likeable and reliable characters. The plot is absolutely believable and sensational. I truly recommend this remarkable book. I received this audio book per my request and I am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

Interesting Navajo information

A nice peak into Sam's heritage. it brought an interesting spin to the series. Now on to book 3.