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THE BIG KISS (1990; Zebra Books, New York) Detective
LaStanza is drawn into a
deadly confrontation with an out-of-control La Cosa Nostra hit man. BLUE ORLEANS (1991; Zebra Books,
New York) Throws LaStanza into the midst of a
Latin American killing circle and the alluring, young daughter of a murder
victim. This book received critical praise for its strong setting, compared
favorably to the Bond novels of Ian Fleming. CRESCENT CITY KILLS (1992;
Zebra Books, New York) Murder victims, dumped along a
barren stretch of river batture in Algiers, have one ally left, an unrelenting
Det. LaStanza who refuses to quit in his dogged pursuit of justice. This novel
received critical praise for its gritty portrayal of police investigations. THE BIG SHOW (1998, Pontalba Press, New Orleans) While
pursuing a cunning
rapist-murder terrorizing New Orleans, LaStanza and his partners are drawn into
a racially-charged murder investigation. In Homicide, where few detectives work
one case at a time, detectives push themselves to their limits to bring
murderers to justice.
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