Monday, September 21, 2026

Review: Turquoise Walk by Melissa Bowersock

 



Genre: Paranormal Mystery

Description:

“When Sam unexpectedly receives a beautiful yet incomplete Navajo cuff bracelet, he realizes very quickly that there’s a story behind it. In order to piece out the tale, he and Lacey must travel to Flagstaff, Arizona, where they are led to a fractured family, a labyrinth of lies, and a years-old murder case gone cold. The bracelet yearns for completion of its impassioned purpose, but is it too late? Only the spirits know.”

Author:

“Melissa Bowersock is an eclectic, award-winning author who writes in a variety of fiction and non-fiction genres: paranormal, biography, western, action, romance, fantasy, spiritual, and satire.”

For more visit Ms.Bowersock’s website and follow her on Facebook.

Appraisal:

If you’re familiar with this series and read very many of the prior books you’ve probably come to expect certain things. At a high level, Sam and Lacey will be called or otherwise exposed to a situation that Sam recognizes as a situation where a spirit has been unable to move on to the next life due to unresolved issues in this life. Through a combination of Sam’s ability to communicate with these spirits and Lacey’s detective skills, they help resolve the issue, whatever it is, in a way that allows the spirit to move on.

This newest book in the series throws a few twists into the previous high-level formula while ultimately staying true to the spirit of the series, combining the paranormal into a mystery that engages the reader and has them pulling for Sam, Lacey, and those poor spirits stuck between worlds. I never fail to enjoy reading these books and immediately start looking forward to the next one which, fortunately, always comes fairly quickly. If you’ve read and liked these in the past, grab this one. If you haven’t read them, you’re missing out.

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Format/Typo Issues:

No significant issues.

Rating: ***** Five Stars

Reviewed by: BigAl

Approximate word count: 30-35,000 words

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