Dead by Dawn Book Reviews

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Dead By Dawn. Paul Doiron. Main game warden Mike Bowditch is in a fight for his very survival. First crashing into a river after running over road spikes and nearly drowning and rescuing his wolf shadow from his cage. He barley makes it to the shore and he is greatly relieved to see shadow has made it. Now begins his fight for survival against hypothermia. Now someone is shooting at him. He is hit in the leg.Now begins his possibly last stance as he fight against and is captured by the Dow crime family masquerading as members of the Dillion crime family. A stupendous read!!! My highest recommendation!!

What a ride, Great adventure. My oh my, Mike Bowditch is one tough guy. What an adventure, mystery and good over evil. If I didn’t know better, I’d think that Paul Doiron really doesn’t like Mike to put him through the terror and pain. I couln’t stop reading, grabs you with the first paragraph and takes you on the adventure of a lifetime. I did cry with happiness at the reunion of man and beast. Hard to wait for Mike’s next adventure, hope it’s in the works.

Dead by Dawn. The best book Paul has written. And I’ve read them all! Could not put it down. Thank you! I wait all year for summer when another adventure with Mike Bowditch comes out. I was not disappointed!!!!!

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Dead By Dawn. Awesome read

Truly, The Best One Yet.. (Spoilers, and I am prone to being long-winded about books, fair warning!) I picked up The Poacher’s Son the year Stay Hidden came out, and devoured the series in less than a month. Frankly, I haven’t read a lot in this genre and I have read even less material from a male perspective. This series, however, I have read over and over. Something about Mike Bowditch is compelling. I relate to his chronic nostalgia, because I often feel very much the same about the area I grew up. He’s likeable and human and flawed and complex. Mike feels real, in the way a truly well-written character does. Doiron really balances the forward momentum of plot and character. I like the little bits of exposition, the interesting facts that lend context and create interesting pacing. Every beat hits right, every twist and turn in the plot feels like the natural, but not always expected, progression. Well paced, certainly not always predictable, but very true to the character and the world he has crafted. In Dead By Dawn, Mike feels like he’s a darker place but not necessarily in a bad way. I reread the entire series leading up to this release, and I was struck by how much growing Mike has done while still remaining very recognizable. The humour hits right, the smart aleck remarks feel organic, and the intelligent and oh-so-slightly cynical lens through which Mike views the world, and himself, is very well calibrated. He’s learned a few things about humanity over the course of his career, himself included. Mike hasn’t let the world divest him of his moral compass or compassion, in spite of everything. Main character aside, Doiron has created a cast of secondary characters equally as compelling, if less well known, as his protagonist. As a young woman reading these novels, I never feel condescended to in the writing of the female characters, particularly in Kathy, Aimee, Dani, or Stacey. They are real and flawed and strong all in their individual ways- as real women are. Mike’s interactions with them and the lessons he learns from them are meaningful and sincere. My compliments to Doiron’s ability to capture it as many male authors have not. I really, truly enjoy Doiron’s style and the world he created in the Mike Bowditch mysteries, and I look forward to the next instalment. See you next June! :)