Camie at 14 is a wild Detroit street girl on the run from an abusive suburban home. In the underbelly parlance of Motown, she is a babytrick and ready to do anything to survive. Ella is a beautiful black attorney and former cop, who finds herself accused of the murder of a wealthy businessman she used to date. What do these two very different female protagonists have in common in this fast-moving noir tale? More than you might ever imagine. When they meet through Mark, a Rolling Stone free-lancer in town to write about ...
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Camie at 14 is a wild Detroit street girl on the run from an abusive suburban home. In the underbelly parlance of Motown, she is a babytrick and ready to do anything to survive. Ella is a beautiful black attorney and former cop, who finds herself accused of the murder of a wealthy businessman she used to date. What do these two very different female protagonists have in common in this fast-moving noir tale? More than you might ever imagine. When they meet through Mark, a Rolling Stone free-lancer in town to write about Coleman Young's final term as Detroit's first black mayor, all three become the target of a vicious ghetto hitman and his brother. Ingeniously plotted and written with verve and dash, this third dark urban crime thiller in The detroit im dying Trilogy can be read as a standalone and will keep you guessing until its final line. What reviewers are saying about T.V. LoCicero's Detroit novels... "If you like Elmore Leonard, you'll love these books." -Victoria Best, Tales from the Reading Room "I have never met this author, have not given birth to him or any of his children. This is a solid and true fangirl review of a truly fabulous work." -Tammy Dewhirst, rabidreaders.com "LoCicero's bio says he's been writing across five decades, and you know what? It shows. It really does. The style is impeccable." -Bridget Kulakauskas, Illiterary.com
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