A Serpent's Tooth
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A Serpent's Tooth

Walt Longmire Mysteries - book 9

Craig Johnson

ISBN10:
014312546X
ISBN13:
978-0143125464

Walt Longmire never expected to be drawn back into the heart of a chilling mystery, but when the past resurfaces with venomous intent, he finds himself entangled in a web of secrets that threaten to unravel everything he holds dear. The sudden death of a close friend forces him to confront old demons and navigate the treacherous waters of betrayal, loyalty, and justice. As the sheriff of Absaroka County, Walt is no stranger to the shadows lurking in the Wyoming wilderness, but this time the darkness feels personal. Accompanied by his loyal friends, including the fiercely intelligent Vic Moretti and the enigmatic Henry Standing Bear, Walt must confront a conspiracy that stretches far beyond the quiet town he calls home. The stakes rise when they discover a chilling connection to a series of historical injustices that could ignite a long-buried vengeance. Themes of friendship, the haunting weight of history, and the quest for redemption pulse throughout the narrative, as Walt grapples with the choices that define a man’s life. The stark and rugged landscape of Wyoming serves not just as a backdrop, but as a character in its own right—one that reflects the harsh realities and deep-rooted traditions of the people who inhabit it. With every twist and revelation, the bonds between friends are tested, and the lines between right and wrong blur. As Walt races against time to uncover the truth, readers are taken on a gripping journey filled with suspense, humor, and profound questions about identity and morality. In a world where every choice has consequences, what will Walt sacrifice to protect those he loves? With a deft blend of sharp wit and poignant reflection, this installment in the series captivates the heart and mind, leaving readers eager for the next chapter in Walt Longmire’s relentless pursuit of justice.

AMERICAN
LITERATURE
SUSPENSE
THRILLER
WESTERN

Number of pages:

368