Blossom

Blossom by Andrew Vachss, published by Ivy Books in 1991, is a hard-boiled mystery that follows Burke, a private investigator who travels from New York to Indiana. He is drawn by a desperate call from an old cellmate, Virgil, concerning a serial sniper targeting couples on lovers’ lane. As Burke delves into the case, he discovers that Virgil’s nephew is wrongfully implicated as the prime suspect, prompting Burke to pursue the truth relentlessly.
In this edition, readers will encounter a gripping narrative that intertwines crime and personal intrigue, particularly through the character of Blossom, a captivating woman with her own vested interest in the murders and in Burke himself. The story explores themes of justice and loyalty while navigating the complexities of human relationships against a backdrop of suspense. With 307 pages, this English-language edition presents a compelling tale for fans of mystery and detective fiction.
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Two things bring Burke from New York to Indiana: a frantic call from an old cell mate named Virgil and a serial sniper whose twisted passion is to pick off couples on lovers’ lane. Virgil’s nephew is the innocent prime suspect, and Burke vows to find the real killer by any means necessary. And then comes Blossom. Slim, gorgeous, brilliant. She’s got a heated interest in the murders . . . and in Burke.
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