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Picasso Blues – By Lee Lamothe

A Ray Tate and Djuna Brown Mystery

By Lee Lamothe

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Picasso Blues

Picasso Blues is much more than a police mystery.

The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix
August 6, 2011

Married to themes of insidious racism, official corruption/cover-up and the bipolar, us-theme police psychology that, under stress, can easily blur the lines of perp and victim, Picasso is a must-read for every cop north of the Rio Grande -- and for anyone wanting the real down-low and up-high on our troubled guardians.

The Winnipeg Free Press
October 29, 2011

Mixed with really scary gore, this riff on film, life and art is a great bit of writing.

Margaret Cannon
The Globe and Mail
November 17, 2011

On one level, its an action-packed, hard-boiled police procedural. On the other, its an under-your-skin story that keeps resonating in your thoughts long after youve put it downThe ending in this must-read mystery is an example of why author Lee Lamothe is at the top of his game.

Hamilton Spectator
December 7, 2011

The ethereal near-death visions of a beating victim nail you to the opening pages of Picasso Blues, a sequel to last year's Free Form Jazz by Toronto gonzo-noir king Lee Lamothe. Twisty plot-lines, vivid imagery and keen portraiture keep you there. The waves of arson, race riots and paranoia set off by a SARS-like epidemic provide grist for Lamothe's authentic police-psychology insights, but it's the crazy-love, salt-and-pepper reunion of scruffy detective Ray Tate and quirky State Trooper Djuna Brown that propel this fast-paced romp.

Winnipeg Free Press
December 21, 2011