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When the Nazi submarine is discovered lying in sixty feet of water off the Louisiana coast, some troubled ghosts are ready to be released. A local businessman is offering Detective Dave Robicheaux big money to bring the wreck to the surface, but he is not the only one after the submarine and its mysterious cargo. Neo-Nazis are on the march in New Orleans, a new spirit of hatred is abroad, and its terrifying embodiment, an icy psychopath called Will Buchalter, is stalking Robicheaux's wife. Robicheaux is about to find out how deep the new current of evil runs - and just how far the crazed Buchalter will go to get his hands on the Nazis' legacy. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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James Lee Burke is the author of fifteen novels including nine featuring Detective Dave Robicheaux, and a collection of short stories. The Lost Get-Back Boogie was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and Black Cherry Blues won the Edgar Award in 1989. James Lee Burke divides his time between Missoula, Montana and Louisiana. Will Patton is a seasoned US stage actor, having won two OBIE best actor awards for A Lie Of The Mind and What Did He See?. He's known widely for his film work, having appeared in over 50 films, including The Client, Desperately Seeking Susan, After Hours, Copycat, Entrapment and Armageddon.His films for 2000 release include Gone In Sixty Seconds with Nicholas Cage and new movie hero Vinnie Jones, to be released in August, and Remember The Titans, release date TBC. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
When the Nazi submarine is discovered lying in sixty feet of water off the Louisiana coast, some troubled ghosts are ready to be released. A local businessman is offering Detective Dave Robicheaux big money to bring the wreck to the surface, but he is not the only one after the submarine and its mysterious cargo. Neo-Nazis are on the march in New Orleans, a new spirit of hatred is abroad, and its terrifying embodiment, an icy psychopath called Will Buchalter, is stalking Robicheaux's wife. Robicheaux is about to find out how deep the new current of evil runs - and just how far the crazed Buchalter will go to get his hands on the Nazis' legacy. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
About the Author
James Lee Burke is the author of fifteen novels including nine featuring Detective Dave Robicheaux, and a collection of short stories. The Lost Get-Back Boogie was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and Black Cherry Blues won the Edgar Award in 1989. James Lee Burke divides his time between Missoula, Montana and Louisiana. Will Patton is a seasoned US stage actor, having won two OBIE best actor awards for A Lie Of The Mind and What Did He See?. He's known widely for his film work, having appeared in over 50 films, including The Client, Desperately Seeking Susan, After Hours, Copycat, Entrapment and Armageddon.His films for 2000 release include Gone In Sixty Seconds with Nicholas Cage and new movie hero Vinnie Jones, to be released in August, and Remember The Titans, release date TBC. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Not many people believe this, but in the early months of 1942 Nazi submarines used to lie in wait at the mouth of the Mississippi for the tankers that sailed without naval escort from the oil refineries at Baton Rouge into the Gulf of Mexico. Read the first page
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Not many people believe this, but in the early months of 1942 Nazi submarines used to lie in wait at the mouth of the Mississippi for the tankers that sailed without naval escort from the oil refineries at Baton Rouge into the Gulf of Mexico. Read the first page
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