The Blue Silence

Murder New Orleans Style

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Pub Date Oct 31 2017 | Archive Date Feb 01 2019

Description

Forensic scientist Sean McKinney has been asked by his daughter, Angelina, to help find her college roommate’s missing sister. It’s Angelina’s first year at Tulane, and single father McKinney is having a tough time adjusting to being an empty nester. He heads down to New Orleans to lend a hand in the investigation, but when his own daughter is kidnapped the gloves come off. Now, the forensic scientist must put down his microscope and venture into the Louisiana swamps for a showdown with a crazed killer. Part crime story, part historical fiction, The Blue Silence moves from modern day Chicago to Reconstruction Era Louisiana and back to the bayou where the most dangerous animals aren’t the gators.

Forensic scientist Sean McKinney has been asked by his daughter, Angelina, to help find her college roommate’s missing sister. It’s Angelina’s first year at Tulane, and single father McKinney is...


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Also available as an ebook (ISBN: 9780986286254).

Also available as an ebook (ISBN: 9780986286254).


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" The Blue Silence" written by Tim Chapman has much to offer. He has included details of forensics, descriptions of different locales (New Orleans and Chicago), and the emotions and terrors of missing friends and daughters among the many threads of the novel. Chapman did an excellent job of winding all of these threads together in a very interesting and exciting way that made great reading. I thoroughly enjoyed Chapman's writing style and would like to read more from him.

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