Bleeding Kansas by Sara Paretsky

Bleeding Kansas by Sara Paretsky

Set in the Kaw River Valley, where Paretsky grew up, Bleeding Kansas is the story of the Schapens and the Grelliers, two farm families whose histories have been entwined since the 1850s. Today, the Schapen family, still terrified by the lawlessness of the 1970s - when Lawrence was the most violent college town in the nation - have turned to that old-time religion. They keep a close eye on all their neighbors, most especially the Grelliers, and take careful note of everyone's misdeeds. When Gina Haring, a Wiccan, moves into a nearby farmhouse and starts practicing pagan rites, the Schapens are so outraged that they begin a harassment campaign against the Wiccans.

Paretsky, Sara: -

Hailed by P.D. James as the most remarkable of modern crime writers, SARA PARETSKY is the New York Times-bestselling author of twenty novels, including the renowned V.I. Warshawski series. She is one of only four living writers -- alongside John Le Carre, Sue Grafton, and Lawrence Block -- to have received both the Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America and the Cartier Diamond Dagger from the Crime Writers' Association of Great Britain. She lives in Chicago with her husband.

Before there was Lisbeth Salander, before there was Stephanie Plum, there was V.I. WARSHAWSKI. She took the mystery world by storm in 1982 with her first appearance in Indemnity Only. A gifted private eye with the grit and smarts to tackle the mean streets, V.I. transformed a genre in which women were typically either vamps or victims. As a courageous, sexually liberated female investigator, she has a humility, a humanity, and a need for human relationships which the male hard-boilers lack (P.D. James). She lives in Chicago with her dog.

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ISBN 13	9780451224453
ISBN 10	0451224450
Titel	Bleeding Kansas
Autor	Sara Paretsky
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Bindungsart	Paperback
Verlag	Penguin
Erscheinungsjahr	2008-08-01
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