Carrie,
I really think you're on the mark here, but Pelecano's first
Stefanos novel is really more like Crumley's "The Wrong
Case", and "Down By The River Where The Dead Men Go" is more
like "The Last Good Kiss", although there's not so much
running around. Both Pelecanos and Dennis Lehane have said
how much they admire Crumley, and on Harlan Coben's website,
there's a picture of Coben, Pelecanos, Lehane, and Crumley.
Sort of a mutual admiration society.
Graham
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>From: "Carrie Pruett" <
pruettc@hotmail.com>
>I've only read the first Stefanos and the last
(meaning "Shame the Devil,"
>which is really a Stefanos book despite the expanded
POV), and he does seem
>to be making a move toward recovery, though he's
certainly not on the wagon
>yet; it's at least open ended...
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