Four Reviews of SPIRIT WIND



All five star ratings: 

There was so much I loved about Tempe’s latest adventure (from the great interest grabbing opening right through to the end), it’s hard to get it all in one little review here. To start with, I really liked the spirit and ghost story (and back story), felt like I was right there in Tehachapi (I’ve been there more than once and I could see familiar places in my mind just like Marilyn described them), Hutch and Tempe’s relationship balance was perfect for the situation, the prison back story was very imaginative given real events…all combined for a most enjoyable read. I like to escape into a different world when I read fiction—and Spirit Wind took me away, kept me there, and I was sad to leave at the end. Another great book from Marilyn Meredith! Highly recommend—just sit back and enjoy reading. I certainly did.—Madeline Gornell

 

"Spirit Wind" by Marilyn Meredith is a great addition to the author's Tempe Crabtree mystery series. I'm always fascinated by how events from the past can and often do influence what occurs in the present and that's exactly what happens in this book. History creates mystery and an intriguing plot with a great setting and wonderful characters unfolds.—Patricia Gligor

 

 just finished Spirit Wind. It gets a big thumbs up from me. I am a Tempe Crabtree fan and Marilyn Meredith does not disappoint with this latest book. <3 great blending of real and spirit world to tell the story
Very satisfying ending as well. –Linda Card

 

A few weeks ago my dear friend Shirley Hickman suggested I read your books. I started with Tempe's first mystery and 3 weeks later, I finished #17. I am hoping to see more of her adventures. You definitely have the talent to keep the reader hungry for more. I really liked the way you thread fiction with fact. Thanks for a great read. Will we see more of Tempe in future books?  --Alice F. Baldwin

And to get it for .99 cents on Kindle:

https://www.amazon.com/Spirit-Wind-Tempe-Crabtree-Mysteries-ebook/dp/B07Q4G1X25/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1SQA64N5YL3YS&keywords=sPIRIT+WIND+BY+mARILYN+mEREDITH&qid=1648231778&s=digital-text&sprefix=spirit+wind+by+marilyn+meredith%2Cdigital-text%2C245&sr=1-1


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