Crossroad Blues
An aging country star with a serial killer in his entourage. A mysterious drifter with the Blues in his heart and the road for his home. A beautiful Irish girl bent on revenge. A modern Noir thriller... Kane is a drifter, a musician with the Blues in his heart and the road for his home. Maeve is tattooed and dreadlocked, a beautiful Irish girl steeling herself for revenge. The night they meet, Kane takes a stand that pulls him into the orbit of wealthy and perverse has-been country star Boogie Jack Terrabonne, the band of thugs Terrabonne calls an entourage and their murderous and terrifying leader, Harlan Winters. Trying to save Maeve from herself may cost she and Kane both their lives... Crossroad Blues is Noir with a dark heart, a story of men whose choices have damned them and a young woman determined to avenge her best friend, even at the cost of her own life. Even at the cost of her soul. It also has all the elements of a classic Western: a wicked landowner, brutal henchmen, a thoroughly modern saloon girl in trouble and a lone stranger every bit as decent as he is tough. Imagine Shane as written by James M. Cain or Joe R. Lansdale. Or one of the novels of Andrew Vachss written by Charlie Huston. Crossroad Blues is a thriller, a suspense novel, a modern-day Western largely set in the Otago region of New Zealand. It's a story of sex and violence and revenge, a has-been country star with a serial killer in his entourage, backpackers and drifters and living the Blues.
318 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2010 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · ISBN 9781460912744
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- Crossroad Blues · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · 2011 · ISBN 9781460912744 This page
- Crossroad Blues · Smashwords · 2010 · ISBN 9781452335063
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