Convenient Disposal: A Posadas County Mystery: 13 (Posadas County Mysteries, 13) - Tapa blanda

"Homophobia, politics and perilous teenage rivalries make for an absorbing smalltown procedural, Havill's 12th novel in his Posadas County series." -"Publishers Weekly "on" Convenient Disposal" "Literate, lively, and sharply observed as ever. Mystery fans who haven't yet made the trip to Posadas County, consider yourselves deprived." -"Kirkus Reviews "on" Convenient Disposal" "The personal lives of Estelle and her comrades are as vivid as their professional ones....Havill has created an absorbing and entertaining universe." -"Publishers Weekly" on "Discount for Death"

Praise for Convenient Disposal "Intelligent, carefully plotted, and insightful as its predecessors....An outstanding series on all levels." -Booklist Undersheriff Estelle Reyes-Guzman can't help but feel that the recent beating of Carmen Acosta and the disappearance of Carmen's neighbor, Kevin Ziegler, are related. She's just not sure how. There had been a fight-over a boy. Carmen Acosta had been suspended for six days, Deena for only three. And Carmen's vengeful friends were still around. To most people, hat pins are vestiges of the past, used now only by elderly ladies who don't leave home without a hat. But Deena wanted something to defend herself with. Is Deena somehow responsible for Carmen's injuries? Estelle has many suspects to choose from, since the Acosta family holds the record for the number of domestic violence calls the police have received. Is someone in the family responsible? Or is it someone else entirely? County manager Ziegler had a good relationship with Carmen's family, and was well respected in the community. Did Ziegler have a darker secret? Steven F. Havill lives with his wife of more than forty years, Kathleen, in New Mexico. He is the author of more than twenty novels set in the American west, taught secondary schools for 25 years, and recently earned an AAS degree in gunsmithing. Convenient Disposal is the 12th novel in his acclaimed Posadas County series of mysteries.