Parish the Thought - Hiller, H. Max
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Revenge may be a dish best served cold, but in Louisiana everything gets a splash of hot sauce. Louisiana State Patrol Detective Cooter "Cadillac" Holland is called upon to locate State Senator Chester Donovan's missing daughter-in-law. A pool of blood in the trunk of her Mercedes implicates the senator's son in her apparent murder, but his disappearance is just the first wrinkle Cadillac encounters. The detective is anxious to solve this case and get back to New Orleans, as the town of Donovan, Louisiana is known as being a place 'where there are more alligators than people, and the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Revenge may be a dish best served cold, but in Louisiana everything gets a splash of hot sauce. Louisiana State Patrol Detective Cooter "Cadillac" Holland is called upon to locate State Senator Chester Donovan's missing daughter-in-law. A pool of blood in the trunk of her Mercedes implicates the senator's son in her apparent murder, but his disappearance is just the first wrinkle Cadillac encounters. The detective is anxious to solve this case and get back to New Orleans, as the town of Donovan, Louisiana is known as being a place 'where there are more alligators than people, and the alligators are friendlier." The case begins to peel away secrets the town has done its best to keep hidden from the outside world, and the existence of an innovative serial killer who might put Detective Holland to their to-do list if he doesn't find them first.
Autorenporträt
H. Max Hiller's first taste of New Orleans was as a cook on Bourbon Street at the age of seventeen. His resume now includes many of New Orleans' iconic dining and music destinations. These jobs have provided a lifetime of characters and anecdotes to add depth to the Detective Cooter 'Cadillac' Holland series. The author now divides his passions between writing at his home overlooking the Mississippi River and as a training chef aboard a boat traveling America's inland waterways, and is always living by the motto "be a New Orleanian wherever you are."