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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By Huckle
I have read all the Robicheaux books and mostly they are brilliant. I love his descriptive evocative writing, in fact our recent trip to the States was in part a desire to see live oaks with spanish moss.His plots are sometimes chaotic but always in the past I have been captivated by his lyrical style of writing.Now I come to his latest book and although it has all the hallmarks of his other books it appeared to me to have become almost a parody of the other Robicheaux books.Robicheaux himself has become pious and Clete is completely ridiculous. The idea that this fat old drunk would attract the attention of a much younger rich beautiful woman beggars belief.Alafair is irritatingly good and Gretchen as a character is wholly unconvincing.The action has relocated to Montana, this of course might subconsciously account for my irritation as no live oaks dripping with spanish moss there but it did not stop the author from repeating overblown descriptions of the landscapes, i think use of the word primeval may have been overdone.The plot was nonsensical, the idea that a couple of tourists to Montana would almost accidentally get caught up with themachinations of a serial killer defies belief and i had to keep jumping off my reality tree just to finish the book.Local law enforcement are ignoring the evil living amongst them and it of course falls to Dave and Clete and various other hangers on to ensure that good will overcome evil, oh really!This is a lazy book and far too reliant on what has worked in the past, a parody, a cliche and i think it is time to put Dave and Clete out of their misery.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By markb
The books by James Lee Burke featuring Louisiana detective Dave Robicheaux have always been well developed engaging atmospheric crime thrillers. This book is number twenty in the series. This time the action moves to the mountains of Montana.Dave, his family and his sidekick, Clete Purcell, have gone to the Rockies to reflect and recuperate. It just so happens that an escaped serial killer is also lurking in the valley. After a series of increasingly sinister incidents the action reaches a climax in a violent cataclysm with only the innocent left standing.Unfortunately, as a keen Burke fan, I found the plot implausible and the characterisation weak. Of all the places to go for their vacation, our heroes just happen to be relaxing in close proximity to a serial killer on the run. The key characters in driving the story forward are mostly emotionally stunted; preoccupied with inflicting physical and emotional pain on others. The book dwells on vivid descriptions of cruelty. These are uncomfortable to read and unnecessary to the plot, given readers already know the perpetrators are cruel and sadistic.Local law enforcement is incompetent or else corrupt and criminal. In this dark country justice is only achieved through the barrel of a high powered gun.In summary, this is a bleak disappointing read. I hope that in his next Robicheaux book Burke will return to the high standard of the earlier books.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Mr Philip R Sheldon
I have long been a fan of James Lee Burke, in particular his Dave Robicheaux series, and this latest saga now tops my list! He continues his delicate balance of good vs. the very worst evil set in amazingly beautiful prose descriptions of the environment where the sometimes disturbing characters live, work and develop their intriguing relationships. Great regular characters mixing with the new. Highly recommend it to Burke fans or new readers looking for a new literary escape.
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