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Natchez Burning (Penn Cage #4)

Greg Iles

Hardcover | Pages: 791 pages

Rating: 4.15 | 32385 Users | 3888 Reviews

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Original Title:	Natchez Burning
ISBN:	0062311077 (ISBN13: 9780062311078)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Penn Cage #4, The Natchez Burning Trilogy #1
Literary Awards:	Barry Award for Best Novel (2015), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Mystery & Thriller (2014), ITW Award Nominee for Best Novel (2015)

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#1 New York Times bestselling author Greg Iles returns with his most eagerly anticipated novel yet—Natchez Burning—the first installment in an epic trilogy that interweaves crimes, lies, and secrets past and present in a mesmerizing thriller featuring Southern lawyer and former prosecutor Penn Cage

Growing up in the rural Southern hamlet of Natchez, Mississippi, Penn Cage learned everything he knows about honor and duty from his father, Tom Cage. But now the beloved family doctor is accused of murdering Viola Turner, the beautiful nurse with whom he worked in the early 1960s. A fighter who has always stood for justice, Penn is determined to save his father.

The quest for answers sends Penn deep into the past—into the heart of a conspiracy of greed and murder involving the Double Eagles, a vicious KKK crew headed by one of the wealthiest and most powerful men in the state. Now Penn must follow a bloody trail that stretches back forty years, to one undeniable fact: no one—black or white, young or old, brave or not—is ever truly safe.

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Title	:	Natchez Burning (Penn Cage #4)
Author	:	Greg Iles
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 791 pages
Published	:	April 29th 2014 by William Morrow (first published March 13th 2014)
Categories	:	Fiction. Mystery. Thriller. Historical. Historical Fiction

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☆☆☆☆☆ não nee neit nein no" Oh, Im sorry. Am I being repetitive? Does that bug you? You might not want to read this for that and numerous other reasons.A GR 2014 nominee for Mystery & Thriller. Described as an intelligent thriller which is probably why I added it to my tbr and why I had to wait a l-o-n-g time for my turn on Overdrive. What I dont know and cannot understand is why I finished the 850 pages. Admittedly I was liking the first 400 when the plane started losing power and thrust

I don't understand all the great ratings. It started off well but I couldn't stand the repetition of the same information. By page 350, it really slows down. By 520 I skipped to the last chapter and I don't think I missed anything. And this is the 1st of a trilogy. How can you not tell a full story in 800 pages?? This book would gave been great if it was cut to 400 pages.

Holy smokes!!! This was quite a page turner. A good old mystery, family secrets and lots of drama. I really enjoyed this book and will look into reading more of Iles's books in the future.

Just too wordy, convoluted, and long-winded for me to give it more than a 3 star. Being a Greg Iles fan, I must say I was disappointed in this book. He's just trying to do too much here, and for me the continuity, tension dissipated more and more as the story line progressed. Others feel differently, I see. I had to force myself to finish this book. It's never happened to me in an Iles book before this. There are some completely unbelievable factions and facts assumed as related to real history

I won an Advanced Readers Copy through Goodreads.At 800 pages, this novel is a tour de force. Penn Cage, former prosecutor and mayor of Natchez, Mississippi, gets drawn into a 40-year-old mystery involving his father, beloved long-time physician Tom Cage.In powerful, elegant prose, Greg Iles creates a suspenseful mystery concerning racism and its tragic effects on peoples lives. The author doesnt shy away from portraying the appalling violence and the quest for justice during the Civil Rights

I was hoping to like Natchez Burning after deciding to devote time reading through Greg Iles almost 800 page thriller, but I've got some serious issues with this story:1. Too many loose ends for a novel this size- What happens to Viola's son? Was it purely a Mercy killing? Why was the "good" Doctor cavorting with the Klansmen, as portrayed in the incriminating photo and at the time of the murder?2. All the positive Black characters get killed off, one notably in effort to save Penn Cage and his

Wow 800 pages and what a ride! Natchez Burning by Greg Iles brings us back to the 1960s in Natchez, Mississippi. His multiple plot twists include the Civil Rights movement, the KKK, the Kennedys, and those involved in committing the crimes and those trying to solve them years later.Interesting is the story behind Mayor Penn Cage finding out his father, Dr. Tom Cage, beloved by the black and white communities, is not what he seems. I was glad to see the introduction of fiancee Caitlin Masters,