Re: RARA-AVIS: Thomas Cook

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Mark,

Re your question below:

> So, I know there are a number of Cook fans here.
> What's most
> recommended for my next book by him?

Try STREETS OF FIRE. Like the first in the Clemens series, it's another Dixie-set police procedural. This one takes place in Birmingham, AL, in the mid
'60's and involves a homicide cop investigating the murder of a black child that coincides with the visit of a young black preacher named Martin Luther King that's got the whole police department in an uproar.

JIM DOHERTY

                
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