From Library Journal These titles， published throughout the 1960s， 1970s， and 1980s， represent Burke's early work before the creation of his now famous Cajun detective， Dave Robicheaux. Each features protagonists forced to make tough decisions that will forever change the paths of their lives (LJ 3/1/65， LJ 7/70， LJ 1/15/72).Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Book Description 'As I stood there on my front porch that hot， breathless July day， leaning against the column with the six bullet holes， now worn and smooth， I could see Hack's whitewashed marker under the pin oaks in the Holland family cemetery... Four generations of my family were buried there.' Hack Holland is a product of the South， both old and new. Hard-drinking ex-POW and wealthy， progressive Democrat， he stands in the long shadow cast by his ancestors. When Holland's candidacy for a congressional seat brings him increasingly into conflict with those around him， his almost unwitting involvement with a violent civil rights conflict forces him to reassess his future - and his past... --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews