Putnam
Quinn has gone home for his uncle, the sheriff's, funeral. What he finds is that people are saying his uncle committed suicide, that his land may be owned to a corrupt town wind-bag, and the town couldn't find straight with a ruler and a level. There is so much crooked in this little Mississippi town that it's a wonder they can agree what day of the week it is.
For the most part I liked this book. I knew there was going to be action, but I didn't have a lot of patience for the story set-up. Once the first few chapters were out of the way I couldn't wait to see the end result. I feel that Atkins left an opening at the end of the story for a sequel-I'm curious as to what the conflict in that would be.
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