A Slow Burning

By: Stanley Pottinger

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Hardcover | 1 December 1999

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Nat Hennessy saw his father battered to death by a drunken black looter. Twenty years later he has the chance to avenge the murder - but only at the cost of compromising his own integrity. Cush Walker saw his father's lynching by the Ku Klux Klan. Camilla Bissonette is the link between them.

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Nat Hennessy saw his father battered to death by a drunken black looter in the Great Blackout of 1977. He's now a cop, with the chance to avenge the murder, but only by compromising his integrity. Surgeon Cush Walker is obliged to live with the grim memory of seeing his father hanged by the Ku Klux Klan. The pair are linked by Camilla, engaged to one and loved by the other. But she is in a coma, and needs the technical skills of Cush to save her. Pottinger made a considerable impact with The Fourth Procedure and manages to import some serious points into this controversial and hard-hitting medical thriller. (Kirkus UK)

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