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Burke, James Lee Cadillac Jukebox
August 1, 1997 0-7868-8918-7 / 9780786889181 Mass Market Pa used; good
One of Burke's series of crime stories set in the Louisiana bayou country,this story chronicles the difficult mission of Sheriff's Deputy Dave Robicheaux to confirm the guilt of a redneck named Aaron Crown in the killing ofa civil rights leader back in the 1960s, and to find out what Crown's recent arrest has to do with an upcoming gubernatorial election. His task becomes mired in the history and inbred politics of New Iberia and thwarted by aghoulish hit man who crawls out of the swamps to silence police informants.A wild story with enough oddball characters to make it interesting and worthwhile.
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Burke, James Lee Cadillac Jukebox
July 1, 1996 0-7868-6175-4 / 9780786861750 Paperback Hardcover; excellent
One of Burke's series of crime stories set in the Louisiana bayou country,this story chronicles the difficult mission of Sheriff's Deputy Dave Robicheaux to confirm the guilt of a redneck named Aaron Crown in the killing ofa civil rights leader back in the 1960s, and to find out what Crown's recent arrest has to do with an upcoming gubernatorial election. His task becomes mired in the history and inbred politics of New Iberia and thwarted by aghoulish hit man who crawls out of the swamps to silence police informants.A wild story with enough oddball characters to make it interesting and worthwhile.
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Burke, James Lee Heartwood
July 11, 2000 0-440-22401-2 / 9780440224013 Mass Market Pa used; good
Whether he's writing about the Louisiana Bayou Country (in his Dave Robicheaux books) or the Texas hill towns around Austin (in his series about former Texas ranger Billy Bob Holland), James Lee Burke has deep roots in the American soil that link him to some of the great adventure writers of the past such as Jack London and Mark Twain. Like them, Burke writes novels illustrating how failure shapes a man much more than success does.
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Burke, James Lee Heaven's Prisoners
May 1, 1996 0-671-51741-4 / 9780671517410 Mass Market Pa used: good
First met in Burke's excellent mystery, The Neon Rain, Dave Robicheaux is adriven mandriven by his constant battle with alcoholism; by memories of his past as a detective on the New Orleans police force; by his need for order; by his obsession with the seedy, aberrant side of New Orleans life. Trying to put his own life together again, Dave has married Annie and now runsa small fishing rental business in the Louisiana bayou. When he and Annie witness the crash of a small plane, in which four peopleobviously illegal aliensdie, and only a little girl survives, Robicheaux is drawn to the trailof a network of crimes that suggests a Central American dope-running ring operated with the connivance of federal agents. Violence ensues, and Robicheaux, no stranger to tragedy, must confront it again when Annie becomes a victim. Haunted by guilt, deeply depressed, in constant danger, Robicheaux trusts no one, including the cops, for he knows that they too, are capable ofskirting the law. Burke beautifully evokes New Orleans and the mysteriousbayous, and he skillfully depicts the different lifestyles that distinguishthe Gulf region.
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Burke, James Lee White Doves at Morning
April 27, 2004 0-7434-6662-4 / 9780743466622 Mass Market Pa used: very good
Following the publication of his 11th Dave Robicheaux thriller, bestsellingBurke (Bitterroot; Purple Cane Road) keeps the action in Louisiana, turning back the clock to the Civil War. Central to this brooding saga are hotheaded young idealist Willie Burke, son of a boardinghouse owner, and a beautiful slave girl named Flower Jamison. She is the illegitimate daughter of Ira Jamison, the callous owner of the infamous Angola Plantation. Flower's mother was murdered by a brutal overseer, Rufus Atkins, just after she gave birth, and Rufus has been a malevolent presence in Flower's life ever since.Secretly taught to read and write by Willie Burke, she now does laundry for the town brothel. Befriended by Abigail Dowling, a young Yankee abolitionist who is helping slaves escape the South, Flower clings to the hope thatJamison will acknowledge her as his daughter; meanwhile, Jamison has his eye on Abigail. The war gets into full swing, and Willie loses his best friend at Shiloh because of Jamison's cowardly dereliction. Wounded and left todie, Willie is saved by Abigail, who brings him home and nurses him back tohealth. Against her protests, he attempts to return to battle but is takencaptive and-the war now over-escapes to confront racist vigilantes intenton shutting down Flower's school for ex-slaves.
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