Crusader's Cross

In Crusader's Cross, Dave Robicheaux reflects on a troubled past intertwined with memories of Vietnam, New Orleans, and personal loss. A deathbed confession from an old friend reopens long-buried stories of injustice and a mysterious woman named Ida Durbin, whose disappearance in the 1950s continues to echo in Robicheaux’s life. The novel explores themes of memory and justice against the backdrop of Louisiana’s complex history.