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       Barbara posts on 6/19/2009 1:57:16 PM

When I discovered JLB, I was ecstatic. I live in Alexandria, La. and this really is so about La. I have read all but 4 of his books. I hound the book stores daily! I think I have a soft spot for Cleve Purcell, he did love his "Big Mon" and ended up in trouble himself. James L. Burke is my favorite author!


       KAKI BOATNER posts on 3/18/2008 3:37:11 PM

jlb has a new one coming out----hooray. better read!!!!! swans peak


       Montana Mort posts on 12/5/2007 11:13:42 PM

Beth: I don't remember in what book Bootsie dies, but die she does. Any way, when I first started reading JLB I read him in any order I could get the books and I didn't miss anything to speak of. Of course, reading them in order probably makes more sense to some, but you'll get a lot of enjoyment just reading Burke. Enjoy.





       Beth posts on 12/5/2007 5:45:39 PM

What is the name of the book where Bootsie dies?


       posts on 4/24/2006 3:31:20 PM

I have just finnished reading my first J.L.B book ( white doves at morning ) fantastic in what order shall I read the rest of his novels, and are the rest as good as this one.MICHAEL


       Phil Jones posts on 3/27/2006 9:08:06 AM

I have just read Shadow Men by Jonathon King, an author praised by James Lee Burke as someone able to stunningly evoke a region, in this case the Everglades.He has touches of JLB.One of his characters even wears a Dave Robicheaux Dock and Bait Shop cap!A good novelist who maintains your interest to the end but really lacking the gripping complexity of JLB.When can we expect a new Burke novel. I have read all his work to date.


       Bob Daniels posts on 3/22/2006 6:40:30 PM

Michael Connolly might, indeed, be brillaint. I prefer to think of James Lee Burke as brilliant.





       Billy Weymouth posts on 3/22/2006 4:13:38 PM

James Lee Burke is one of my favourite authors,reading Last car to Elysian Fields at the moment.The other favourite author is Michael Connolly both are brillaint.


       Danette Isaacs posts on 3/7/2006 6:18:46 PM

I have read all of his books but love the Dave Robicheaux novels. I am originally from Lafayette, LA, so this takes me home. I just finished Crusaders Cross and cannot find out the explanation of one of the serial killers victim, why did she swallow her wedding band? Did I miss something?


       Montana Mort posts on 1/14/2006 12:37:43 PM

Read them both and liked them . . . Tattoo the best for me. Thanks for the heads up.


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