"The Widower's Two-Step"

Although I discovered Rick Riordan because of his Percy Jackson and the Olympians teen series, I then learned he wrote mysteries and I just finished reading the second one in a series (Hint -- read them in order!). The first book, "Big Red Tequila" introduced Tres Navarre as he is returning to his home town of San Antonio after living in California for a number of years. In the second book, "The Widower's Two-Step" he's apprenticed to a female private eye serving his time (at her whim) until he can apply for his own P.I. license. When he's told to back off a case that he's investigating for a friend in the music business, it's not his style to do so -- especially after two murders -- and he becomes embroiled in a case that is much bigger than he anticipated -- a great read!

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