Hang 'Em High: A Secret Sisters Mystery by Tristi Pinkston
When Ida Mae Babbitt receives an invitation to visit her son Keith's dude ranch in Montana, she's excited to mend their broken relationship, but not so excited about spending time with cows. Arlette and Tansy go along with her, ready to take a vacation that does not involve dead bodies or mysteries of any sort - one must have a break from time to time. But it seems a no-good scoundrel has moseyed into Dodge City and is bent on causing all sorts of trouble for the ranch. Unable to keep her curiosity in check - especially when it seems her own son is the most likely culprit - Ida Mae decides to investigate. Can she lasso the varmint and get him to the sheriff in time?- "Move over, Miss Marple, Ida Mae Babbitt is on the case! Tristi Pinkston's endearing sleuth in sensible shoes is at it again, this time at a Montana dude ranch. With a clever plot, great ensemble cast, and the unforgettable image of Ida Mae on a midnight gallop in her flannel pajamas--who could ask for more?" Liz Adair, Whitney Award-winning author of Counting the Cost
My Review
I have sincerely enjoyed every single one of the Secret Sisters Mysteries by Tristi Pinkston. Each book has it's own unique twists, but really, Ida Mae on a dude ranch? Seriously? The characters just make me laugh out loud! And that's really the best part, because life is just stressful. I love to pick up something to read that will help me laugh and relax - and laughter is guaranteed when Ida Mae Babbitt and her friends are involved!
You can purchase Hang 'Em High at Deseret Book, Amazon, and your local bookstore.
Blog Tour Contest
To celebrate the release of Tristi's eighth book, she's holding a contest! If you leave a comment on this review, you will be entered into a drawing for a free manuscript evaluation, done by Tristi Pinkston Editing http://www.
Blog Tour Contest
To celebrate the release of Tristi's eighth book, she's holding a contest! If you leave a comment on this review, you will be entered into a drawing for a free manuscript evaluation, done by Tristi Pinkston Editing http://www.
