Skin Walk

A Lacey Fitzpatrick and Sam Firecloud Mystery, Book 2

By: Melissa Bowersock

Narrated by: Laura Wilson

Length: 5 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's Summary

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.

Skin Walk

This was a very good book!Lacey and Sam head to the reservation to visit his family after a relative is found dead.Laur Wilson was a fine narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.'

great book even better than the first.

I will now get all the books in this series. They keep me so interested I can not put it down. Melissa Bowersock the author has created a team of Lacey Fitzpatrick and Sam Firecloud who work well together to solve a murder but a surprise who dun it.

Great book

I think this might be paranormal mystery classification. It's easy to listen to but is book 2 in series. You can follow the story fine with out reading book 1 first. I would still recommend going in order. Great book overall. I did figure it out, so not surprised.

Well-Written Mystery with Great Characters

I received this book for free. I am voluntarily posting this review and all opinions expressed herein are my own. This is the second book in the Lacey Fitzpatrick and Sam Firecloud mystery series. It is a standalone book - but I highly recommend that you start with the first book in the series "Ghost Walk." Part of the enjoyment of this series is learning about the characters and in particular, Sam's culture. In this story, you get to learn some of the Navajo traditions, which I found very interesting. You also get to meet Sam's family who live on the reservation. They are there to investigate the death of Sam's cousin. In order to do so, Lacey has to learn about the Navajo belief system when it comes to death and the paranormal. I really enjoy Lacey and Sam's relationship and their interactions. This is a well-written mystery with very likeable and relatable characters. Highly Recommend. The narrator, Laura Wilson, does a terrific job.

Another great adventure

Another Saga in the Sam and Lacey adventure, as usual great I would recommend this book to anyone especially those interested in the native American ways thank you Melissa great book narrator Miss Laura great book thank you

Journey to the Navajo res

Sam's story takes us to Arizona in this delightful series and trying to find out who is the witch in the family. I have worked with the Navajo people in the past who live on the reservation and so that gave me added interest. I usually don't listen to books less than 9 hours long but this story is complete, satisfying and well told. It was the right amount of spookiness for me, no not the witch, the rutted rocky roads where you are praying not to flip over or high center. That is terrifying. It's nice to learn more about Sam, his background and family.

uh oh Sam!

audio book: Lacey and Sam are at it again! I enjoyed this one just as much as the first book, Ghost Walk. Lacey and Sam make a great team without any romance involved (yet). The author's notes at the beginning of the book were interesting. Don't worry, i totally believe. I knew from the title what the book would be about but i won't spoil it for people who wouldn't know. Sam and Lacey go to Arizona, to the reservation to investigate his cousin's death. What they find there is some scary shit! They scare me to death! I loved meeting all of Sam's family and especially his Grandfather. Laura Wilson read this and did a great job. I love her narration. I would like to thank Melissa Bowerstock for the audio book. i requested it in exchange for a honest review. thank you very much!

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.

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.