Lucha Corpi’s Virtual Book Tour
Lucha Corpi’s new book, fourth in a series, has captured fans on both coast. Join us on the book tour that will reveal secrets about her writing process and learn how her mysterious PI came to be. This lady is amazing. From reading Greek tragedies to writing mysteries, Lucha Corpi’s life is as intriguing as her PI’s tangled adventures. Haven’t read Corpi? Then start with her first book in the series all the way through to this book for a ride of thrills.
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Dec 9 bookluver-carol.blogspot.com
Dec 10 heidenkind.blogspot.com
Dec 11 Nilkibenitez.blogspot.com
Review of Death at Solstice
A great mini-review in LIBRARY JOURNAL just came in: Corpi, Lucha. Death at Solstice: A Gloria Damasco Mystery. Arte Publico. 2009. c.240p. ISBN 978-1-55885-547-2
In her fourth outing (after Black Widow’s Wardrobe), Chicana sleuth Gloria Damasco has no idea that the road to finding stolen jewelry in the wine country of California’s Shenandoah Valley will lead to murder, kidnapping, and great danger. Verdict Corpi has constructed a twisting story line that confounds her intelligent detective and the reader at every turn. This will please readers looking for a fast-paced tale with a Hispanic cultural background.
Series of Book by Lucha Corpi
#1 Corpi, Lucha, Cactus blood : a mystery novel Houston, Tex.: Arte Público Press, c1995.
#2 Corpi, Lucha, Black widow’s wardrobe Houston, TX : Arte Público Press, 1999.
#3 Corpi, Lucha, Crimson moon : a Brown Angel mystery Houston, Tex. : Arte Público Press, c2004 Civil rights movements
#4 Corpi, Lucha, Death at Solstice: A Gloria Damasco Mystery. Houston, Tex. : Arte Público Press, c2004 Civil rights movements
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Vitual Book Tour
Muchas gracias to Jo Ann Hernández at BronzeWord Latino Virtual Book Tour for organizing Lucha Corpi and René Colato Lainez's virtual book tours. For more information about Jo Ann's book tour services, visit www.latinobooktours.com.
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