Based in New Orleans and the marshes south to the Gulf of Mexico. Federal agents assassinate a Cuban leader, and a maligned black community retaliates against bad cops. A confrontation ensues after the rogue cops kill a child. Computer manipulated images seal the fate of the leader of the rogue agents.
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Chris Harris is a former freelance photojournalist based in New Orleans. He is currently professor of Digital Media Communications at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great book we all should read,
By Greg Sakowicz (Chicago, IL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dulce's Revenge (Paperback)
Christopher Harris did a great job with Dulce's Revenge. The story flows so well and every character is unique and amazingly written. I think this would be a great movie. Can you imagine John Goodman as Hooper? I hope Mr. Harris keeps writing so more people can enjoy this style of southern lit. Everyone should read this book. It is so good you can't put it down. And it is the perfect length to read on a flight and actually enjoy being cramped up for a few hours. Keep it up Chris!
5.0 out of 5 stars
Compelling story told well,
By A Customer
This review is from: Dulce's Revenge (Paperback)
Christopher Harris weaves an interesting story that takes place in and around New Orleans. It's a compelling story that puts the reader along side the vastly interesting array of characters. Harris captures the uniqueness of New Orleans with precise, interesting, descriptive detail, and he does a masterful job of letting the story unfold. Because I had not read any of Harris's fiction previous to "Dulce's Revenge," I was caught off guard with his story-telling brillance. He uses the language with exceptional skill. This is a good read, and movie makers ought to be fighting over the rights to "Dulce's Revenge." It ranks nicely at the top of this genre of literature. I hope he writes more.
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