Captain Butterfly A Novel

Captain Butterfly A Novel by Bob Leuci, published by New American Library in 1989, presents a narrative centered on Marjorie Butera, known as “Captain Butterfly.” This edition, comprising 254 pages, explores her battles against New York’s criminals while navigating the challenges of sexism within her precinct. As she confronts a deadly threat from those she considers allies, the story delves into the complexities of her character and the environment she operates in.
Readers will find a blend of fiction, literary elements, and suspenseful themes throughout the book. The narrative not only highlights the mystery and detective aspects of Marjorie’s journey but also emphasizes the societal issues she faces. This exploration of crime and personal struggle offers insight into the dynamics of power and gender within a challenging professional landscape.
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Marjorie Butera–AKA “Captain Butterfly”–fights New York’s criminals and the sexism within her own precinct, and faces a deadly threat from her supposed allies
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