H. Max Hiller has done it again. In this second installment of the Detective Cadillac Holland Mystery series, we are given an even more in-depth look into the aftermath and devastation of hurricane Katrina. New Orleans is left struggling to pick up the pieces and has begun to rebuild their homes for the many wayward citizens roaming from place to place. Big time politics come into play, and yet again, Detective Holland tries his luck at solving his next case.
When a well-to-do company begins buying up all of the land from the underprivileged community, Holland wonders why the company is so bent on owning the land. Land, which the mysterious company paid dividends well over market value for. Just why is this company offering way over price? And, why for that matter, does it seem they already have the backing of the local government? Will Holland be able to stay out of trouble long enough to solve his newest case?
Again, as a reader, I enjoyed the culinary undertones of the novel. The details of the culture of New Orleans is never a disappointment when it comes to Hiller's illustrations. Hiller pulls you in, and easily dazzles his readers with his talent for writing such interesting works of mystery. I can't wait to read more from this talented author, and recommend both books in his mystery series. You won't be disappointed.
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