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Blue Place by Nicola Griffith. Want to read; 22 Currently reading; Published by HarperCollins in New York. Written in English The Physical Object; Format: Electronic resource: ID Numbers; Open Library: OLM: ISBN , , The Blue Place|Nicola Griffith They cover different topics. I'm glad that I found my author. He is so smart and funny. Going to order another paper later this month. Even their customer support works well. I'm surprised and happy. Nicola Griffith is best known, at least in my circles, for her science fiction and editing, but this is the first of a pair of mystery novels. Sort of. One could argue about the genre; The Blue Place partakes of bits of several. It starts as a noir private investigator story and grows up into a beautiful emotional story about the intermingling.

The Blue Place starts fast and bltadwin.ru page four we know just about everything we need to about Griffith’s protagonist. Aud Torvingen is a Norwegian transplant to the American south, a hardened ex-cop with bad dreams, and sudden witness to the immolation of a renowned art historian. A police lieutenant with the elite "Red Dogs" until she retired at twenty-nine, Aud Torvigen is a rangy six-footer with eyes the color of cement and a tendency to hurt people who get in her way. "The Blue Place" is a well-paced crime novel with riveting action sequences and a complex lead character as messed up as she is righteous. It's the first in a series of three books featuring the noble but short-fused lesbian PI, Aud Torvingen. It's my favorite of the three books and has an excellent balance of plot twists and character development.