Purple Cane Road
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I've read all in the Dave Robicheau series, and I think this was my favorite. Dave, a Louisiana cop, was just a boy when his mother ran out on him and his drunken father. He has always been haunted by her desertion and death. In this novel, he sets out to investigate his mother's death, finds out she was murdered, and goes on a mission to find her killers.
Reserved for release at the BC meetup today.
Reserved for release at the BC meetup today.
Caught at the Meet-Up - your description of the book convinced me to give it a try - thanks, nancyluvsbooks!
Finished this last night - not a book I would have normally read but I'm glad I did. Thought the story-line was very compelling and although Dave is very obviously a man with a lot of character flaws, you kind of grew to like him somewhat. A well-written book. My main criticism is that for me it was a little more graphically violent than I like - I was a little leary of reading it too close to bedtime!
Thanks for sharing it nancy - it will be passed on.
Thanks for sharing it nancy - it will be passed on.
Journal Entry 4 by dancing-dog at Bellamy's Deli - 694 N Germantown Pkwy @ Trinity in Cordova, Tennessee USA on Saturday, January 20, 2007
Released 17 yrs ago (1/20/2007 UTC) at Bellamy's Deli - 694 N Germantown Pkwy @ Trinity in Cordova, Tennessee USA
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Meet-Up release
Meet-Up release
Found it yesterday at Bellamy's. James Lee Burke is one of my favorite authors and, somehow, I had missed this particular one. So, this was really a special treat for me. Thanks Nancy!
Journal Entry 6 by memphismaid at Baptist Corporate Headquarters in Memphis, Tennessee USA on Thursday, April 26, 2007
Released 17 yrs ago (4/26/2007 UTC) at Baptist Corporate Headquarters in Memphis, Tennessee USA
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Just finished this book and enjoyed it very much. Hope someone in this building will find it, read it, and pass it along to someone else to enjoy.
Just finished this book and enjoyed it very much. Hope someone in this building will find it, read it, and pass it along to someone else to enjoy.