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26
2008
This dark thiller doubles as a stunning elegy to New Orleans' cultural losses suffered as a result of Hurricane Katrina. Will Patton captures the visceral and vivid prose that makes this title so memorable, from the gruff Detective Robicheaux to the psychopath Ronald Bledsoe, whose bland, warm-custard voice will scare your socks off. Reviewed by Randy O'BrienDownload the soundreview as an mp3 file. Time 4:24 Add the Audiopolis podcast feed to your RSS Reader and have the show delivered automatically (copy this link to your RSS reader ).Subscribe to the podcast directly in iTunesRead the AudioFile magazine print review.For more reviews and audiobooks news visit www.audiofilemagazine.com.
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