“SLEEP, BABY, SLEEP is an excellent read on so many levels. If you are a Michigander or a history nut, the author does a wonderful job of taking the reader back to the simpler days of Michigan in the 1970’s and does not miss a beat with references to Teen Beat magazine, Loves Baby Soft Perfume, Woodward Avenue and Faygo pop. But there is nothing simple about the plot twists and turns developed by the author of the mysteries surrounding the children being killed and left on display purposely for the public to find. The book moves quickly- you will not want to put it down -put your other chores on hold for a few days because you will be busy reading 🙂 – you will grow attached to the well developed characters and will feel for the detectives and families of the children. You root for them to solve the crimes before another innocent child is taken and will groan when another child decides to walk home alone. I am waiting for M. J. Hardy’s next book – he is a natural storyteller!”