
Cadillac Jukebox
A Dave Robicheaux Novel, Book 9
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Narrado por:
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Mark Hammer
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De:
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James Lee Burke
When former Klansman and piney-woods outcast Aaron Crown is finally imprisoned for a decades-old murder, it is to Detective Dave Robicheaux that he proclaims his innocence loudest. Crown seems to be a lightning rod for every kind of trouble that the state of Louisiana can unearth. A documentary film writer seeking to prove Crown's innocence is found murdered; a button man for the New Orleans mob accuses Robicheaux of taking a pay-off to ignore Crown.
But it is when Buford LaRose - scion of an old Southern family and author of a book on the Crown case - is elected governor that Dave Robicheaux's involvement with Aaron Crown deepens to a level he can barely fathom. And it is Buford's social-climbing wife, Karyn, with whom Robicheaux had an affair years before, who proves to be his most poisonous adversary.
Filled with thrilling adventure, lightning-paced action, and street smart realism, Cadillac Jukebox is a brilliant addition to Burke's standout Dave Robicheaux series.
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3 stara for benefit of the doubt
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Is there anything you would change about this book?
I love this series but I'm struggling to get through this one. Just not happy with the narration. Think if Patton had narrated this one it'd be a great as the rest.How could the performance have been better?
I'm not feeling the characters on this one...A tougher listen...
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Narration
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Hi jingo, to borrow a phrase...
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Boring
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Pronunciation
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Would you consider the audio edition of Cadillac Jukebox to be better than the print version?
Probably. Mark Hammer does a terrific job with the voices. Accents are dead on.What did you like best about this story?
Dave Robicheaux's stubbornness. The man won't budge an inch. He's also true to his friends - especially Cleat.What does Mark Hammer bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
The voices and accents are dead on.Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Dave's refusal to explain his reactions to a woman he once cared for to his wife. The man is stubborn - won't even budge to keep the peace.ANOTHER GREAT DAVE ROBICHEAUX STORY
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What made the experience of listening to Cadillac Jukebox the most enjoyable?
The fact that he can properly pronounce landmarks in Louisiana. He needs to learn that the fish "bream" is pronounced "brim" and not "breem"What other book might you compare Cadillac Jukebox to and why?
Heartwood. I have listened or read almost ALL of James Lee Burke's books. I am from the area in which Dave Robicheaux lives, so it is a bit like home. Mark Hammer and Will Patton are fantastic. But in Heartwood, the narrator is so dramatic and unreal. He drags out the words. Being a cajun living in Texas, I cannot relate at all to his reading.What does Mark Hammer bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
The description of the area and the sights and smells are very realistic.If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Swamp Justice!Love this narrator!
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Did Aaron Crown kill an NAACP worker twenty years ago, and if so, what was his motive? That is the question nagging Dave. But now a mob hitman appears to have a particular vendetta against Dave and all close to him, and it's a question as to who will and who won't survive the LaRose campaign.
As is common in this series, those who inherited their wealth are far from worthy of their fortunes, and the females are at least as deadly as any mob button man.
Dave Finds Politics is Indeed a Dirty Business
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