Bones Under the Ice by Mary Ann Miller

Sheriff Jhonni Laurent is faced with multiple alleged murders, an inimical press, a deceitful deputy, a historic secret, and feuding citizens.  If that isn’t enough she is faced with accepting her fifties with grace.  

 

Miller paints a very realistic portrait of a woman happy with her work and facing job stresses that are crushing.   I also like how she showed that small-town people aren’t as naïve and stupid as many big-city folks think.  Of course, that may be colored by living in a small town. 

 

There was a strong complex plot showing the good and bad of human nature.   I thought Miller did an excellent job in her characterizations.  

 

I recommend the book.

 

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