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Blind Descent
Book #6 in the
Anna Pigeon Series
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Park ranger Anna Pigeon is enjoying the open spaces of Colorado when she receives an urgent call. A young woman has been injured while exploring a cave in New Mexico's Carlsbad Cavern Park. Before she can be pulled to safety, she sends for her friend Anna. Only one problem: a crushing fear of confined spaces has kept Anna out in the open her whole life.
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It takes about 7 Hours and 45 minutes on average for a reader to read Blind Descent. This is based on the average reading speed of 250 Words per minute.
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The recommended reading level for Blind Descent is College Freshman and Up .
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How long is Blind Descent?
Blind Descent is 341 pages long.
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Which number is Blind Descent in the Anna Pigeon series?
Blind Descent is book #6 in the Anna Pigeon Book Series and comes after Endangered Species and comes before Liberty Falling
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Which awards has Blind Descent won?
Blind Descent won the following awards:
in 1999 Blind Descent won the Anthony Awards in category .
in 1999 Blind Descent won the Macavity Award in category .
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Blind Descent
jh , Aug 7, 2022
I never used to read fiction. Then one day I was in a thrift store, was desparate for a book, so chose a Kirk Mitchell murder/mystery . Loved it, and so read almost all the Mitchell books. When I ran out of those, I discovered the Nevada Barr series. I am rapidly reading through them and am now at book 7 in the series. The stories' heroine is Anna Pigeon who is a law enforcement ranger/ EMT with the national parks. Anna is smart, funny, introspective, and kick-ass when needed. There is action, suspense and danger, especially towards the end of each book. So far, each book has been at a different park, and so that is interesting too. One thing I noticed though, after book three and Anna went "on the wagon", I found myself laughing less frequently. It seems the stories have also dried up. Also, the author started using bigger words (what self-respecting park ranger says words like "somnambulant"?)...
But, all that said, I am hooked. I love Anna, love the stories, the beautiful landscapes, the escape from reality, and so will continue reading the complete series. |
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