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Dark Town Redemption
Anger... Fire... and Murder. A boy is killed in 1967 Detroit after the worse riot in American history. The three white cops at the scene are exonerated. Robert Jackson, a black Vietnam vet is devastated by the death of his younger brother. Thomas Riley, one of the cops involved, harbors a terrible secret. Robert transforms into a deadly street detective, hounding his enemies but drowning his heart in darkness. Thomas fights back with equal measure but the struggle is turning his life to ruin. As each man becomes trapped in the mystery, the unrest of the decade threatens to destroy the nation, legendary leaders are assassinated and Motown's glorious music frames the turbulent picture. Robert moves closer to the truth, forcing Thomas to a dangerous confrontation. And just as both men look into the abyss, an event occurs which galvanizes the nation and uncovers the elusive killer and his shocking motive. But justice will carry a price that must be paid with the most precious of human currency. Dark Town Redemption is set against the epic backdrop of true events in the most violent and important year in 20th century America.
Citycide
Detective Danny Cavanaugh, the explosive hero of Color Of Justice returns in a riveting mystery that unites Gary Hardwick's Detroit Novel Series.A woman is brutally murdered. Danny Cavanaugh, a white cop raised in Detroit's black innercity gets the case. He soon uncovers a conspiracy that reaches from the Motor City's ravaged streets to the pinnacle of power. Detroit's newest mayor is young and promising but also arrogant and tragically flawed. He assigns Chief of Police Tony Hill (Cold Medina) to back Danny off the investigation but not before text messages between the mayor and the dead girl are uncovered.The sex-laced missives give political enemies the evidence for criminal charges against the mayor. Jesse King (Double Dead) prosecutes the case and the mayor hires prominent defense attorney Marshall Jackson (Supreme Justice) to stave off a municipal coup d'etat in the embattled city.Danny doggedly runs the case's twisted path, chasing shady suspects and deadly killers. In the process, he becomes marked for death. Danny takes the fight to the streets and discovers the steamy messages not only contain evidence to the murder, but the key to saving his beloved city.
The American Game
The event that changed the world has left a dangerous legacy and only one man stands in its way. Luther Green has survived the Executioner's Game and has gone back to work eliminating threats to America around the globe. When a trusted friend asks for his assistance in finding a government asset who faked his death on September 11th, Luther is drawn into another lethal game of cat and mouse, only this time, the fate of America hangs in the balance. The government asset is a Server, a man with perfect memory who has proof that American enemies are planning an even more lethal event that will forever change the nation. Luther has information that can undo the plot but when he is targeted by these powerful forces, he is left no choice but to use all of his training to eliminate the threat.
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Out in Paperback
Out in Paperback is a wonderfully entertaining look at gay mass-market paperback cover art that throws light on the important role of the book publishing industry in the development of gay popular culture. Richly illustrated with over a hundred covers of gay-themed "pulps" published between 1948 and 1998, this fascinating visual history provides new insights into a striking form of gay imagery. Following the huge demand for portable reading material during World War II, paperback publishing exploded in the post-war years. At the same time, the Kinsey Report and a spate of novels and non-fiction studies about male homosexuality suggested new and sensational subject matter. Literature, mass cu...
Cupid's a Psycho
An intelligent and candid coming of age story set in inner-city Glasgow, that perfectly captures the embarrassment, excitement and heartache of teenage romance. The three protagonists, Blithe, Harry and Jamie, are used to explore the issues of class, physical difference and emotional development in a lively and engaging way. The setting of Glasgow provides an immersive background to this often-brutal tale of a breakup that turns into a wider social scandal. The grey buildings and perpetual drizzle of the city combine with the brilliantly rendered Glaswegian dialect of the characters in a way that feels authentic and vividly evocative. Couldnt recommend more for any reader 15 years up, one of the best young adult books Ive come across!
