Three Sisters

by James D. Doss

Book Overview

Colorado rancher and tribal investigator Charlie Moon is taking a night off to play some poker with his best friend, Scott Parris, Granite Creek's chief of police, when Scott's dispatcher cuts in with an emergency call. It seems a man was on the phone with his wife when their call was interrupted by a bloodcurdling scream and the most gruesome noises he'd ever heard. Would they mind checking it out? Arriving on scene, they discover that the man's...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312364598
• ISBN13: 9780312364595
• Release Date: October 2007
• Publisher: Minotaur Books
• Length: 307 Pages
• Weight: 1.18 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.4" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

New Style, Great Read

I was caught off guard by Doss's new style, but I latched on to it and loved it. A great read, wonderful tongue-in-cheek commentaries on action and characters, and Daisy is still a delightful character, spunky and independant - moreso in this book. Doss has gotten better. His earlier poetic style is here, but not overdone. It was pure pleasure reading this mystery!

Wonderful Book

Three Sisters (Charlie Moon Mysteries) Kept me turning the pages, when is the next book in the series coming out?

ree sisters

james d ross has kept up hi great writting with his newest release.it"s a great read.

James D. Doss

The Charlie Moon Mysteries written by James D. Doss are wonderful. Everytime I finish one of his books I start looking for the next one. I enjoy Charlie Moon and Scott Parris (I love their relationship) but also enjoy Aunt Daisy. I hate to see her aging because I know Mr. Doss is going to have to let her die in one of his books and I am so afraid Mr. Doss will end the Charlie Moon series and also end hours of enjoyable reading for me. In Three Sisters I felt Mr. Doss was preparing his readers for Aunt Daisy's death. If so, I truly hope Mr. Doss will keep the series going with Charlie and Scott. Those two can get in enough trouble for many books in the future. Joyce