Virgil finds himself all over the place in this one. He is tasked with finding out who has stolen two (2) Amur Tigers from the Minnesota Zoo. At the same time, his girlfriend, Frankie, is mistakenly attacked and ends up in the hospital. Her sister, Sparkle, comes to town and stirs up trouble with migrant workers for her dissertation thesis. Virgil is spread thin with all of the leads he has to track down and all of the extra trouble that seems to follow him wherever he goes. One murder leads to two... Virgil has to rely upon Catrin, along with Shrake and Jenkins to wrap up both cases. The book was entertaining and did keep me interested. There is always something new to learn in a Virgil Flowers' book and this one was no different. I never knew there was black market for tiger parts. I have enjoyed all of the books in this series and this one did not disappoint.

This was the CD version of an album that I had from the 70's. As I could no longer listen to the album, I was very pleased that this CD set was a duplicate of the original album. (I think it even features Joe Cocker as one of the singers!). Every Lenten season I listen to this music and the CD from Amazon gives me the opportunity to enjoy the story of Christ's passion in my truck.

Brockmann's Troubleshooter series is all worth reading. This novella catches us up with some of the characters and focuses on the very difficult training required of SEALs. I got it and read it immediately. I lover her books and could have read this the same day if it were another 200 pages.