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The Dividing Line (Joshua Rabb, Bk 1)
The Dividing Line - Joshua Rabb, Bk 1
Author: Richard Parrish
It is 1946, and Joshua Rabb is the new lawyer for the Bureau of Indian Affairs' San Xavier del Bac Papago Indian Reservation. Rabb is a Brooklyn Jew who lost his left arm in World War II and his wife in an accident. He has come to Tucson for his health. In his first days on the job, Rabb encounters anti-Semitism, a corrupt senator,...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780451404305
ISBN-10: 0451404300
Publication Date: 1/1/1994
Pages: 415
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Publisher: Onyx
Book Type: Paperback
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The crimes are ugly--not your ordinary killings. First, three kids are found in an irrigation ditch, and within days, a dead nun is discovered. All were brutally raped and murdered. Brooklyn-born attorney Joshua Rabb, who became the lawyer for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Tucson, Arizona, after barely surviving World War II, is obsessed with learning the savage motives for such unspeakable violence. Although he's teetering on an emotional precipice himself--his wife dead, two children to raise alone--these horrific events give him the shove and stamina he needs to defend an innocent and powerless Indian man arrested for the killings. To keep ahead of the prosecution, Joshua digs deep into layer upon layer of deceit and corruption, moving dangerously closer to shocking secrets--and a killer. But who in this vast reservation and its bordering locales would be capable of such murderous extremes? With his life on the line, as well as the lives of his children and the woman he has come to love, Joshua Rabb is about to learn the lethal answer....
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The crimes are ugly - not your ordinary killings. First, three kids are found in an irrigation ditch, and within days, a dead nun is discovered. All were brutally raped and murdered. Brooklyn-born attorney Joshua Rabb, who became the lawyer for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Tuscon Arizona after barely surviving World War II, is obsessed with learning the savage motives for such unspeakable violence. Although he's teetering on an emotional precipice himself - his wife dead, two children to raise alone - these horrific events give him the shove and stamina he needs to defend an innocent and powerless Indian man arrested for the killings. To keep ahead of the prosecution, Joshua digs deep into layer upon layer of deceit and corruption, moving dangerously closer to shocking secrets - and a killer. But who in this vast reservation and its bordering locales would be capable of such murderous extremes? With his life on the line, as well as the lives of his children and the woman he has come to love, Joshua Rabb is about to learn the lethal answer...
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Joshua Rabb takes a job as the B.I.A. lawyer on a reservation near Tucson, AZ. Instead of a peaceful place to raise his kids, he becomes involved in finding the person that murdered three indian kids and a nun. A fast moving good read!Ja


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