Claire DeWitt and the City of the Dead
by Sara Gran
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appears in Crime, Mystery & Crime, and Fiction.
_x0093_Delicious and addictive._x0094__x0097_Salon.com _x0093_Reads . . . as if David Lynch directed a Raymond Chandler novel._x0094__x0097_CNN _x0093_What would you get if that punkish dragon girl Lisbeth Salander met up with Jim Sallis_x0092_s Lew Griffin walking the back streets of New Orleans Or Sue Grafton_x0092_s Kinsey Millhone transformed herself into a tattooed magnolia driving a 4x4 Clare...
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appears in Crime, Mystery & Crime, and Fiction.
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