Crossroad Blues (St. Martin's Minotaur mystery) - Tapa blanda

""Crossroad Blues "sings." --Robert B. Parker, author of "Sudden Mischief "and "Small Vices" ""Crossroad Blues "is like a classic song. The right feeling, the right note, at the right time." --B.B. King, blues legend and author of "Blues All Around Me" "A fast, funny, suspenseful first novel that has it all." --James W. Hall, author of "Body Language" "Atkins' research into blues history adds depth and context to the always entertaining story, which whizzes by like an old, familiar son heard on the car radio late at night." --"The Chicago Tribune" ""Crossroad Blues sings." --Robert B. Parker, author of "Sudden Mischief and "Small Vices ""Crossroad Blues is like a classic song. The right feeling, the right note, at the right time." --B.B. King, blues legend and author of "Blues All Around Me "A fast, funny, suspenseful first novel that has it all." --James W. Hall, author of "Body Language "Atkins' research into blues history adds depth and context to the always entertaining story, which whizzes by like an old, familiar son heard on the car radio late at night." --"The Chicago Tribune

Nick Travers is an ex-New Orleans Saint turned blues historian at Tulane University, who's headed deep into the heart of the blues - the Mississippi Delta - to unravel two mysteries: one the death of a colleague, and the other surrounding the decades-old murder of blues legend Robert Johnson.