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Book SynopsisAn explosive return to the Kentucky hills, Code of the Hills is a novel of family and what we’re willing to do to protect and avenge the ones we love.
Trade Review'Excellent Kentucky noir — Offutt's third Mick Hardin novel is the best yet.'
'Beautifully descriptive... Offutt’s Mick Hardin novels are powerful books that feature characters with questionable ethics.'
'This is a marvelous series that plays on the author’s skillful prose and deep knowledge of the language and customs of rural Kentucky. These have become must-reads for me and I enjoy every minute of the reading experience'
-- George Easter * Deadly Pleasures *
'Offutt once again beautifully captures both the roughness and the generosity of the inhabitants of Rocksalt, both the menace and the beauty of the eastern Kentucky landscape. The dialogue is a highlight, consistently sharp, quick, and funny; in that, Offutt is rapidly becoming a rural-noir rival to greats like Elmore Leonard. Another love letter to Appalachia with a high body count. Another bloody delight'
* Kirkus Reviews (starred review) *
'Excellent Kentucky noir — Offutt's third Mick Hardin novel is the best yet'
* Kirkus Reviews (starred review) *
