Great follow-up to his "Chasing the Devil's Tail" book. Apparently, a lesser known book was written before this one too - called "Jass" aka Jazz.
This book was not nearly as graphic in the murder scenes of his early "Devil's Tail," but it brought a great cast of characters together with some good plot twists. While this one was a bit more predictable than his first novel, I enjoyed it more.
Good plot development. Doesn't drag much. Good overall historical perspective of New Orleans. I could totally see where the protagonist was going from the cross street references from living in the city for awhile.
This book was not nearly as graphic in the murder scenes of his early "Devil's Tail," but it brought a great cast of characters together with some good plot twists. While this one was a bit more predictable than his first novel, I enjoyed it more.
Good plot development. Doesn't drag much. Good overall historical perspective of New Orleans. I could totally see where the protagonist was going from the cross street references from living in the city for awhile.
