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After the Storm
After the Storm: A Kate Burkholder Novel | Linda Castillo
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A NATURAL DISASTER SHEDS SOME LIGHT ON A DECADES-OLD MURDER IN THE LATEST THRILLER FROM NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR LINDA CASTILLO. When a tornado tears through Painters Mill and unearths human remains, Chief of Police Kate Burkholder is tasked with the responsibility of identifying the bones and notifying the family. When evidence emerges that the death was no accident, Kate soon finds herself plunged into a thirty-year-old case that takes her deep into the Amish community to which she once belonged. Remarkable. . . hidden family secretsand unlikely murderers turn the serene landscape into fertile ground for this chilling tale.Publishers Weekly Meanwhile, turmoil strikes close to home as Kates budding relationship with state agent John Tomasetti reaches the breaking point. Can they weather the storm that threatens to tear them apart? Under siege from an unknown assailantand her own personal demonsKate digs deep into the case only to discover proof of an unimaginable atrocity, a plethora of family secrets and the lengths to which people will go to protect their own. castillo skillfully weaves the attitudes and habits of the Amish...[a] clear, dramatic portrait.BOokpage
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Eggs
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When a tornado visits Painter‘s Mill, 30 yo human remains are unearthed. Taut and compelling, this installment of the Chief Burkholder series has Kate in some dangerous scenarios that complicate Kate‘s relationship with Agent Tomasetti…

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Jennaree3
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Can‘t explain why, but I love this author! This one wasn‘t quite as obnoxiously gruesome as some of the others.

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intothehallofbooks
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Pretty sure this is my favorite of the Kate Burkholder series so far. This is the seventh full-length novel. What I liked most about this one is: we get a deeper glimpse into Chief Kate and Special Agent John Tomasetti‘s life together. We learn firsthand thru this story that their jobs are so full of risk. I felt deeply for them, for the turn their life takes. I really enjoyed the murder investigation too. Very well done by Mrs Castillo!

bookaholic1 These books are fantastic 4y
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KimHM
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Happy First Day of Spring 📚🌸💗📚🌸💗📚💗🌸

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bookaholic1
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#7 in the series.
After a tornadoes storm rips through Painter's Mill, a skeleton of a Male is found. Now Kate Burkholder needs to figure who it is, being 30yr old bones. Also
Kate finds herself pregnant with Tomasetti's child.
Loads happening in this books.
I love it with all the other six, and more to come.

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eanderson
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Trying to get a little reading in before a client this afternoon. I can‘t seem to get into anything so I‘m hoping Kate Burkholder will help!

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MissyLynn.Reads
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I loved this book! There was nonstop suspense from the beginning to the end.

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MissyLynn.Reads
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One of my favorite audio series. Great narration and Kate Burkholder is a #girlboss

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OwenBanner
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“After the Storm”, a one line poem on the memory of our youngest‘s birth. #poetry #childbirth #childhood #memory #hospital #motherhood #fatherhood

julesG ❤️ 7y
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Austen_Nerd
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Shakespeare, everything goes back to Shakespeare!! “She‘s Swartzentruber;he was Mennonite. A relationship would have been a source of conflict for both of them and their families.”

readinginthedark It does! 7y
Tjackson I agree! Shakespeare is everywhere! It all goes back to him! 7y
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Austen_Nerd
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“I guess it wasn‘t my day to be called to heaven”~ After the Storm, Linda Castillo It is always a good day when you are not called to heaven, even on bad days! Hope all my Litsy friends are having a good day! #gooddaytoread

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TorieStorieS
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Took a bit of a break from this mystery series with an Amish flair, but that means that I have more to read back-to-back! #BookBinge

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OutsmartYourShelf
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This was a return to better form for this series. Painters Mill Chief of Police, Kate Burkholder investigates when a skeleton is revealed in the aftermath of a tornado. Plus her relationship with Tomasetti hits a snag. Rating: 4/5

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Bookzombie
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#7 in the Kate Burkholder series. There were a couple of inconsistencies in this one but overall I enjoyed it. I always like the regular characters, even Kate who puts herself in danger way too often. I also just really like the setting and the Amish story lines. 3.5⭐️

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aimeeexplainsitall
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Not my favorite LC book, it was slow to start, but she builds characters worthy of our attention in this series, and I love the Amish story lines.