Crossroad Blues: A Nick Travers Mystery

Crossroad Blues: A Nick Travers Mystery

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1998 · Inglés · Tapa dura · 9 ediciones
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In a captivating blend of mystery and Southern atmosphere, the story follows Nick Travers, a former football player turned investigator, who finds himself diving deep into the murky waters of Blues music and its complicated history. Set against the backdrop of vibrant New Orleans, Nick uncovers hidden tales and dangerous secrets that intertwine with the city's legacy of music and culture.

As he navigates through the bustling streets filled with soulful melodies, Travers encounters a cast of colorful characters, each holding pieces of a puzzle that lead to a chilling discovery. The stakes rise when he realizes that the truth behind a legendary musician's death could spark a modern-day feud with deadly consequences. Racing against time, he'll need to rely not only on his instincts but also on his knowledge of Blues to untangle the knot of deceit.

The narrative is rich with vivid descriptions, immersing the reader in a world where life is as unpredictable as a jazz improvisation. With wit and grit, the detective battles his personal demons while maneuvering through a landscape of passion, betrayal, and the haunting strains of music that echo through the narrative.

Atkins masterfully crafts a plot that balances suspense with moments of deep reflection, capturing the essence of a tradition steeped in history. As the mystery unfolds, it becomes clear that Travers is not only chasing down clues but also exploring the profound connections between the past and present, ultimately revealing the timelessness of art and the human experience.

Detalles del libro

Formato Tapa dura
Páginas 226 páginas
Idioma Inglés
Publicado ene. 1, 1998
Editorial St Martins Pr
Edición First Edition
Ediciones 9 ediciones
ISBN-10 0312192541
ISBN-13 9780312192549

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