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MuzeFormatDesc: Audio Cassette
 ISBN-10: 0694525057
 ISBN-13: 9780694525058
 Jan 2001
 Publisher: Harpercollins
 Unabridged
 Language: English |
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Synopsis State trooper Sean Devine is assigned to investigate the murder of the daughter of Jimmy Marcus. Jimmy and Sean have been friends since childhood. A third old friend, Dave Boyle, may or may not have much more sinister ties to the crime. Lehane's exploration of the three friends' intertwined, checkered pasts is set against the backdrop of working-class Boston.
| Size | | Height: | 6.3 in | | Width: | 4.0 in | | Thickness: | 2.8 in | | Weight: | 15.2 oz |
Industry Reviews "At his most daring in MYSTIC RIVER, Lehane aims for the plainspoken lyricism of a good acoustic Bruce Springsteen ballad, or the knife-edge clarity of an earlier transcendent mystery novelist who wrote about damaged children, Ross Macdonald, and achieves his desired effect..." Entertainment Weekly - Ken Tucker (02/09/2001)
"What elevates MYSTIC RIVER over just about everything else being published in the genre today is Lehane's willingness to expose the scars, as well as the strengths, of all his lead characters, and let hubris take its natural course." Chicago Tribune - Gary Dretzka (03/04/2001)
"This big, rambling story, written in a noir style full of slang and overstatement, has mystery aplenty and enough tough-talking characters to satisfy any crime-story aficionado." Houston Chronicle (03/09/2001)
"[A] powerful story of childhood friendship and inexorably doomed lives." Guardian (London) - Peter Guttridge (04/01/2001)
"[H]is sixth and best novel, one utterly impossible to forget." Charlotte Observer - Connie Ogle (04/08/2001)
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