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In this tightly knit alternate-history thriller, Professor Mikhal Lammeck, an authority on the history and politics of assassinations, is called from his college campus in St. Suddenly, Hastings is found dead, and Powell embarks on a mission to find the killer, navigating through the upper echelons of Los Angeles's tightly knit, upper-middle-class black community. Talk of pulling out of New York, the ceremonial home to the industry for more than a century, has reverberated throughout the tightly knit industry for more than a year, with the sale and impending conversion of the International Toy Center in Manhattan to condominiums. |
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