Death Of A Rainmaker
- 311 páginas
- 11 horas de lectura
A classic murder mystery set in the 1930s Dust Bowl that portrays the era with great beauty, tenderness, and sorrowful authenticity.
Laurie Loewenstein Libros
Laurie Loewenstein crea narrativas convincentes basándose en sus raíces del Medio Oeste y su experiencia como periodista. Su escritura a menudo profundiza en temas arraigados en la historia estadounidense y la vida rural, sin temor a explorar relaciones humanas complejas. Con un agudo sentido del detalle y una habilidad para el suspense, Loewenstein crea literatura que sumerge a los lectores en el pasado al tiempo que los impulsa a reflexionar sobre el presente.
"Already suffering the privations of the 1930s Dust Bowl, an Oklahoma town is further devastated when a passenger train derails--flooding its hospital with the dead and maimed. Among the seriously wounded is Etha, wife of Sheriff Temple Jennings. Overwhelmed by worry for her, the sheriff must regain his footing to investigate the derailment, which rapidly develops into a case of sabotage. The following night, a local recluse is murdered. Temple has a hunch that this death is connected to the train wreck. But as he dissects the victim's life with help from the recuperating and resourceful Etha, he discovers a tangle of records that make a number of townsfolk suspects in the murder. Temple's investigations take place against the backdrop of the Great Depression--where bootlegging, petty extortion, courage, and bravado play out in equal measure"-- Provided by publisher