A Stained White Radiance

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Simon and Schuster, Nov 30, 2010 - Fiction - 464 pages
“It’s impossible to think of the Louisiana bayou without conjuring up James Lee Burke’s Dave Robicheaux books” (Chicago Tribune), including this early masterwork that pits the Cajun police detective against one of the New South’s most twisted and powerful forces. Oil speculator Weldon Sonnier is the patriarch of a troubled family intimately bound to the CIA, the Mob, and the Klan. Now, the murder of a cop and a bizarre assassination attempt pull Robicheaux into the Sonniers’ hellish world of madness, murder, and incest. But Robicheaux has devils of his own— and they may just destroy the tormented investigator and the two people he holds most dear.
 

Contents

Section 1
1
Section 2
45
Section 3
76
Section 4
101
Section 5
117
Section 6
139
Section 7
170
Section 8
199
Section 20
430
Section 21
431
Section 22
432
Section 23
433
Section 24
434
Section 25
435
Section 26
437
Section 27
438

Section 9
216
Section 10
218
Section 11
232
Section 12
257
Section 13
303
Section 14
338
Section 15
359
Section 16
385
Section 17
402
Section 18
418
Section 19
427
Section 28
439
Section 29
440
Section 30
441
Section 31
442
Section 32
443
Section 33
445
Section 34
446
Section 35
447
Section 36
448
Section 37
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About the author (2010)

James Lee Burke, a rare winner of two Edgar Awards, and named Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America, is the author of twenty-eight previous novels and two collections of short stories, including such New York Times bestsellers as Swan Peak, Tin Roof Blowdown, Last Car to Elysian Fields and Crusader's Cross. He lives in Missoula, Montana, and New Iberia, Louisiana.

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