New York Times–bestselling author Mary Logue has published more than thirty books, including mystery novels, poetry, nonfiction, and many books for children. Her awards include a Minnesota Book Award, a Wisconsin Outstanding Achievement Award, and an Edgar nomination. The first Brigid Reardon novel, The Streel, was a WILLA Literary Award finalist.

"The Big Sugar is destined to be a big book. Brigid Reardon is a heroine not just for the 1880s Wyoming frontier, but one for the ages. Tough, independent, savvy, and principled, she not only solves a murder, but she’s also a horse whisperer who charms the reader as beautifully as she charms her wild palomino mare. Read this book; you won’t regret it."-Cary J. Griffith, author of the Sam Rivers mysteries Wolf Kill, Cougar Claw, and Killing Monarchs   "Logue’s historical backdrop is meticulously constructed and her characters exceptionally drawn."-Publishers Weekly   "The glimpse of what life might have been like for women in the West is fascinating. But Brigid’s curiosity and gumption drive the narrative, leading her to a conclusion that will alter the course of her life."-New York Times Book Review   "The Big Sugar is Logue at her best."-Pioneer Press   "Filled with intrigue and plot twists, The Big Sugar is a gripping mystery that will keep you wondering, who killed Ella Bates?"-Northern Wilds

New York Times–bestselling author Mary Logue has published more than thirty books, including mystery novels, poetry, nonfiction, and many books for children. Her awards include a Minnesota Book Award, a Wisconsin Outstanding Achievement Award, and an Edgar nomination. The first Brigid Reardon novel, The Streel, was a WILLA Literary Award finalist.

"The Big Sugar is destined to be a big book. Brigid Reardon is a heroine not just for the 1880s Wyoming frontier, but one for the ages. Tough, independent, savvy, and principled, she not only solves a murder, but she’s also a horse whisperer who charms the reader as beautifully as she charms her wild palomino mare. Read this book; you won’t regret it."-Cary J. Griffith, author of the Sam Rivers mysteries Wolf Kill, Cougar Claw, and Killing Monarchs   "Logue’s historical backdrop is meticulously constructed and her characters exceptionally drawn."-Publishers Weekly   "The glimpse of what life might have been like for women in the West is fascinating. But Brigid’s curiosity and gumption drive the narrative, leading her to a conclusion that will alter the course of her life."-New York Times Book Review   "The Big Sugar is Logue at her best."-Pioneer Press   "Filled with intrigue and plot twists, The Big Sugar is a gripping mystery that will keep you wondering, who killed Ella Bates?"-Northern Wilds

New York Times–bestselling author Mary Logue has published more than thirty books, including mystery novels, poetry, nonfiction, and many books for children. Her awards include a Minnesota Book Award, a Wisconsin Outstanding Achievement Award, and an Edgar nomination. The first Brigid Reardon novel, The Streel, was a WILLA Literary Award finalist.

"The Big Sugar is destined to be a big book. Brigid Reardon is a heroine not just for the 1880s Wyoming frontier, but one for the ages. Tough, independent, savvy, and principled, she not only solves a murder, but she’s also a horse whisperer who charms the reader as beautifully as she charms her wild palomino mare. Read this book; you won’t regret it."-Cary J. Griffith, author of the Sam Rivers mysteries Wolf Kill, Cougar Claw, and Killing Monarchs   "Logue’s historical backdrop is meticulously constructed and her characters exceptionally drawn."-Publishers Weekly   "The glimpse of what life might have been like for women in the West is fascinating. But Brigid’s curiosity and gumption drive the narrative, leading her to a conclusion that will alter the course of her life."-New York Times Book Review   "The Big Sugar is Logue at her best."-Pioneer Press   "Filled with intrigue and plot twists, The Big Sugar is a gripping mystery that will keep you wondering, who killed Ella Bates?"-Northern Wilds