The Bone Orchard

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Mike Bowditch is growing up. His job as game warden implies that he might be older than he is, but the previous books in the series have made it clear that he's still got a lot of maturing to do. After all, he's still under 30. As THE BONE ORCHARD opens, Mike has left the service and become a bearded, long-haired, fishing guide. He's caretaking the remote mansion that featured in book MASSACRE POND, the previous book in the Bowditch series, and just sort of generally being irresponsible. His boss when he was a warden, Sgt. Kathy Frost, is angry at him for quitting the service after she had stood up for him time and time again, and everyone he meets says, "Oh, yeah, I know you. You're the guy who got fired from the Maine Warden Service." In other words, his immature actions have resulted in his living a pretty marginal life. We lost touch six months after he deployed, and I never heard about the explosion that left him without a nose, scarred across his face and shoulders, and half-blind in one eye.

Moving toward the endgame last night's dramatic rescue thing seems to have little to do with the plot. Seems like an extreme way for Bowditch to get into the good graces of a previously hostile Danielle. Finish tonight? Will the Jepson thing be the key to the mystery? We'll see ... Justice got herself up to sitting, and after a moment more got to her feet. The Lady smiled. Justice was so strong. The Lady was always glad she’d made this ghost a body, even if the bones had been too small for an adult, and, because the bones grew separately on a tree instead of naturally in a body, one femur was slightly longer than the other. “How are you?” the Lady asked.Whittaker, Zachary (22 June 2022). "Review: Bone Orchard: The Passageway". Bigger Than Capes . Retrieved January 18, 2023. Two mysteries intercepted in this book: one of them is searching for the culprit of the emperor’s death and the other one is focused on mystery about bone trees’ dark past, shared secrets. Reuniting the memories of different personalities was like gathering different pieces of puzzle to see the whole picture. It was quiet smart, moving, enigmatic. Each story is self-contained and features its own cast. As a result, you don’t need to know what has happened in other Bone Orchard Mythostales to understand what is going on. Even if earlier stories are referenced, this will be done in a way that is not detrimental to those who haven’t read them. Osorio, Oscar (15 June 2022). "Bone Orchard: The Passageway Challenges the Reader". Gate Crashers . Retrieved January 18, 2023.

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