Eleventh in the Longmire series. I'd suggest starting at the beginning, not because you won't enjoy this book anyway, but because they are really good. The book has everything that makes the series so good - a little broad comedy, dry wit, some spiritual experiences, family ties, good characters and of course, the Wyoming scenery. I'm glad I re-read this series in order, because there's an important story arc happening now, and I will be glad to have the beginnings of it fresh in my memory as I start on the next ones. I think Johnson ought to give poor Cady a break but I know that ain't gonna happen for a couple more books.
