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In the Electric Mist with Confederate Dead

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Title:      In the Electric Mist with Confederate Dead
Categories:      Dave Robicheaux
BookID:      1025
Authors:      James Lee Burke
ISBN-10(13):      9780380721214
Publisher:      Avon
Publication date:      July 1, 1994
Edition:      First Avon
Number of pages:      384
Owner Name:      Endeavor
Owner Email:      rnoggle1@gmail.com
Language:      English
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Hollywood has sent its emissaries to New Iberia Parish to film a Civil War epic in the steaming mists of the Louisiana bayou -- reawakening the ghosts of a past best left undisturbed.Hollywood has sent its emissaries to New Iberia Parish to film a Civil War epic in the steaming mists of the Louisiana bayou -- reawakening the ghosts of a past best left undisturbed.The restless specters wait in the shadows for cajun cop Dave Robicheaux -- as he hunts a serial butcher who is preying on the less-then-innocent young. For these spirits are the guardians of Robicheaux's darkest torments -- and they hold the key to his ultimate salvation...or a final, fatal downfall.

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