The award-winning author of How Town and Goldenboy brings back gay Chicano lawyer-cum-sleuth Henry Rios whose search for the killer of a powerful L.A. politician is stymied by the young man falsely accused of the crime.
The reason why it is such a pity that Micheal Nava stopped writing is because he is basically one of the best mystery writers we had. His plots are closely linked to the growth his characters are going through, which makes his novels not only a very exciting read, but also emotionally a very satisfying one. Anyone of his Henry Rios mysteries is worth reading more then once.
Henry Rios rules
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
I read How Town first and then decided to give other books in this series a try. Loved it. Read it on a 5 hour train ride and couldn't put it down. I just bought the first book in the series and am planning on reading it next.
great book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
very intriguing - good gay stuff - weird issues about top/bottom - good portrayal of lawyers job and LA politics, very good look at chicano politics in the nineties
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