White Jazz
Narrated by Scott Brick
LA Quartet, Book 4
- Released
- June 5, 2007
- Length
- 15 hrs 33 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Random House Audio
In "White Jazz," part of The L.A. Quartet, acclaimed author James Ellroy crafts a gripping tale set in 1958 Los Angeles, where corruption and violence run rampant in the LAPD. Lieutenant Dave Klein, a notorious figure entangled in the city's criminal underbelly, finds himself caught in a dangerous web of local politics and federal scrutiny. As the investigation intensifies, Klein's survival hinges on navigating a treacherous landscape filled with betrayals and hidden agendas. With a sharp, uncompromising narrative, Ellroy delivers a fierce exploration of ambition and morality in a world defined by chaos.
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