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Jhonni Laurent is the Sheriff of Field’s Crossing, Indiana, and unsurprisingly, the first female sheriff. Her patch is rural farm country and generally not much happens.
During a blizzard the body of teenager Stephanie Gattison is found in a park where the city trucks dump the snow. Did she die in the park or was her body carried there in the collected snow?
Laurent begins her investigation knowing that time is not on her side. She’s up for re-election and her opponent is already nipping at her heels and planting negative stories. The Indiana State Election Board becomes involved.
The Martin and Tillman families have been feuding for many years and the heart of Laurent’s investigation seems to be their sons adding complications to the investigation.
Bones Under the Ice is a surefire read for a cold winter and the debut of an interesting series. Mary Ann Miller has written a capable and determined character in Jhonni Laurent. She will solve this case regardless the obstacles put in her way.
~ June Lorraine Roberts
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10 responses to “Mary Ann Miller: Bones Under the Ice”
We are living amidst some very harsh political situations nowadays. An excellent presentation with a well worded attention-grabber title.👍👍💫
Sounds like Amazing.. This does sound like a very promising beginning to a series I’m sure future books will build nicely on this debut series.
Sounds wondrous!!
You might like it Sheila 🙂
Thank you so much! I love writing with a female protagonist who isn’t a spring chicken and has a few battle scars.
She’s a great character Mary Ann. Thanks for dropping by, much appreciated.
This does sound like a very promising beginning to a series, June. The setting seems to work for the story, and I like the sound of the protagonist. It all adds up to a good ‘un, and I’m glad you enjoyed.
It is a good start Margot and I’m sure future books will build nicely on this debut series.
Sounds like my kind of protagonist.
Definitely!