Locke's ear for people makes seeing how the past redoubles and affects the present a constant delight.-Nathan Jefferson, Los Angeles Review of BooksA spectacular novel with so much more to offer than just mystery.-BustleA tale of racism, hatred, and, surprisingly, love. Locke has a wonderful grasp of how to tell a story about the past. Entertaining-Charles Ealy, Austin American-StatesmanA native Texan herself, Locke knows how such racial animus can breed an atmosphere of dread, and she employs it deftly to spark suspense.-The Austin ChronicleA quick course in plotting and nimble characterizations rooted in a vividly evoked setting-Nicole Lamy, New York Times Book ReviewA rural noir suffused with the unique music, color and nuance of East Texas, Bluebird, Bluebird is a timely novel about the collision of race and justice in America.-Deep South MagazineA sharp crime story. Attica Locke has written a marvelous novel.-Ron Rash, author of Serena and The Risena gripping page-turner with suspenseful hooks and an old-school, cinematic feel-The Rivetertimely thriller about race and justice-PureWow mystery novels are top notch.the book's hero, a black Texas Ranger, and his fight for justice make this a page-turner that brings Texas into sharp focus.-BustleA great new book series.

He is a brilliantly realized character and in his refusal to settle for easy answers, he leads himself and the reader toward the most elemental of contradictions: the inextricable link between hate and love. Darren Mathews, the black Texas Ranger at the story's center, is a man caught up in the complex and at times contradictory loyalties of geography, profession, race, and family. Descripción: Críticas Bluebird, Bluebird has the impeccable pacing, memorable characters, and deepening sense of mystery and dread we expect in the finest noir thrillers.

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