Description While the storm rages over California\'s notorious anti-illegal alien Proposition 187, a young woman climbs to the top of the famous Hollywood Sign--and jumps to her death.
The scene isn\'t exploitative, but it is realistic and heart-.
In it, a young woman climbs to the top of the Hollywood sign and jumps off.
While the plot is both fascinating and timely, the real beauty of Broken Windows lies in his gorgeous authorial voice." --Betty Webb, Mystery Scene "Marks expertly drops readers (returning and new) into Duke\'s world--1994 Los Angeles--from the start, and the prologue is a doozy.
Marks\' Broken Windows is extraordinary.
Praise for Broken WINDOWS: "Fans of downbeat PI fiction will be satisfied...with Shamus Award winner Marks\'s solid sequel to 2012\'s White Heat." --Publishers Weekly "Paul D.
Their mission catapults them through a labyrinth of murder, intrigue and corruption of church and state that hovers around the immigration debate in this searing sequel to the explosive Shamus Award-winning novel White Heat. again.
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From East Hollywood to the "suicide bridge" in Pasadena, and from Smuggler\'s Gulch near the Mexican border back to L.
They slingshot from the Hollywood Sign to Venice Beach.
Duke must figure out what ties together Carlos\' murder, the ex-lawyer\'s desperate ad and the woman jumping from the sign? And who is the mysterious "coyote"? Amid the controversial political storm surrounding California\'s Proposition 187, Duke and his very un PC sidekick Jack are on the case.
To that end, he takes on the case of Carlos, the murdered day-laborer, as a favor to his sister Marisol, the housekeeper down the street from Duke\'s house.
And a disbarred and desperate lawyer in Venice Beach places an ad in a local paper that says: "Will Do Anything For Money." Private investigator Duke Rogers, infamous for solving the case of murdered starlet Teddie Matson, feels he must do "penance" for his inadvertent part in her death.
An undocumented day laborer is murdered.
Description While the storm rages over California\'s notorious anti-illegal alien Proposition 187, a young woman climbs to the top of the famous Hollywood Sign--and jumps to her death
