Death Without Company

I recently heard my first Craig Johnson / Longmire audiobook driving through SD, ND and Wyoming. Loved it! When getting home I immediately bought " Death without Company" and I completely enjoyed it. Mr Johnson is a consumate story teller; he makes his characters come alive. Having just driven through that part of the country, CJ captures the color, tone and feel of the west. Can't wait to read/hear my next Longmire.

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really good listen. always love George. I think this was better than the first book. cant wait to start the next one.

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It was so cool to get more of Lucian’s backstory in this book. Another great job

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I’m a new listener/reader of the Walter Longmire series and I love them! I laugh out loud at parts and others I’m so thoroughly engrossed while listening, I’ll forget what else I’m doing.

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getting very hooked on these books, love the narrator look foward to the next one

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Superb.

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Johnson is my kind of author: swift story lines, and uses phrases like "vistavision blue skies"; "his voice had so much gravel you could pave a driveway with it", etc. I'm also a big fan of the narrator, Guidall - perfect timing and inflection.

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Just finished Craig Johnson's second Longmire book- Death Without Company. Picks up right where the first book finished. Enjoyed learning more about Walt and the gang. I would give the first book 5 of 5 stars and this one 4 of 5 - only because the first book had a greater mix of the Native American culture. Well done and on to book three.

1 of 2 people found this review helpful.

Good story with a good reader! Don’t like the language however. I don’t know why they think it’s important to talk nasty all the time! Or to take Gods name in vain. What a shame!

Loved the first one and liked this second one even better! This series is looking like it might become an addiction...