Creole Belle : A Dave Robicheaux Novel (CD-Audio)

from zoomball

5 stars - for the genre. I am a big fan of the series, and I think this one moved the series along nicely. I listened to the audio book, and it was very well done. A long time ago I read a NY Times review of the series and it spoke of the "masculine prose" of Burke. Indeed. Other book in the seri...

from ChuckNorton

This is the darkest of the Dave Robicheaux novels, at least up to the time of its publication in 2012, written by James Lee Burke. Once again, Detective Robicheaux of the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Department and his best friend and fellow warrior against injustice Clete Purcell survive a horrendous...

from mkboylan

I can't believe that this Dave Robicheaux series still has such a hold on me.  How can I possibly continue to be so enthralled when this is the nineteenth one!?  I know that a big piece of that is that I am from the southern United States, although I have lived in California for the last 53 or so...

from judithrs

Creole Belle. James Lee Burk. 2012. Burke's writing just gets better and better. Dave Robicheaux and his buddy Clete run into the usual bunch of worthless scum as they try to find out what happened to Tee Jolie a young woman who is missing. The hunt intensifies when Tee Jolie's sister is found fl...

from jepeters333

While Dave Robichaeux was in a recovery unit in New Orleans, a mysterious woman named Tee Jolie Melton paid him a visit, giving him an iPod with the song "Creole Belle" on it. Since then, Dave has become obsessed with the song and the woman who gave it to him. When he goes searching dor her, he d...