Ebook {Epub PDF} Purple Cane Road by James Lee Burke

 · Purple Cane Road has the dimensions of a classic-passion, murder, and nearly heartbreaking poignancy-wrapped in a wonderfully executed plot that surprises from start to bltadwin.ru: Random House Publishing Group. More books by James Lee Burke If you liked Purple Cane Road, try these: Blonde Faith. by Walter Mosley. Published About this book. More by this author. The tenth Easy Rawlins thriller puts him on the streets of LA to solve a case that threatens the lives of his closest friends. The Final Country. Dave's search for his mother's killers leads him to the darker places in his past and solving this case teaches him what it means to be his mother's son. PURPLE CANE ROAD has the dimensions of a classic-passion, murder, and nearly heartbreaking poignancy-wrapped in a wonderfully executed plot that surprises from start to finish.

Purple Cane Road has the dimensions of a classic-passion, murder, More Books by James Lee Burke. Jolie Blon's Bounce. Creole Belle. Light of the World. Robicheaux. Feast Day of Fools. The New Iberia Blues. Other Books in This Series. Jolie Blon's Bounce. James Lee Burke Booklist James Lee Burke Message Board Detailed plot synopsis reviews of Purple Cane Road Detective Dave Rabicheaux is obsessed with the murder of his mother. Purple Cane Road has the dimensions of a classic-passion, murder, and nearly heartbreaking poignancy-wrapped in a wonderfully executed plot that surprises from start to finish. From Edgar Award-winner James Lee Burke comes this emotional powerhouse of a novel. in which everyman hero Dave Robicheaux confronts the secrets of his long-forgotten.

James Lee Burke – Purple Cane Road is the 11th book to feature Detective Dave Robicheaux. This novel was published on August 1, This is another workmanlike novel from Mr. Burke, and as such merits reading. That said, I admit that I'm feeling overexposed to Dave Robicheaux, just like the overexposure I eventually came to feel about Lew Archer, Travis McGee, Philip Marlowe and more recently Jack Reacher. "Purple Cane Road" is a good read. The plot converges seamlessly to its climax--the true story of what happened to Mae Robicheaux--as James Lee Burke's trademark of uncompromising justice is brought to fruition. Like Burke's other Robicheaux novels, Purple Cane Road offers a solidly satisfying piece in the picture of a complex hero.