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| About the Book | |
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Julie Mangos picks up the fast pace and tightly crafted drama delivered in Underground from Brixton with Marcella boarding a Train at Paddington Station en route to Heathrow. Brixton is no longer safe...or anywhere else in London for that matter. Marcella’s enemies have made good on their threats and based on the shocking revelations concerning the apparent identity of her father and the uncertainties that come with unearthing them, Marcella is forced to return to her native Jamaica to once and for all confront the ghosts that have inhabited her dreams since she was a child. Will Marcella’s questions finally be answered? Will a lifetime of queries and open issues be satisfactorily resolved? Or has she barely scratched the surface of unexpected and even more shocking discoveries? Jamaica is in the midst of another election cycle, Garrison Politics permeates all facets of the Island’s commerce and the unholy dynamic between the badmen and their government handlers will ignite an inevitable confrontation that finds Marcella trapped within the conflict. The Rude Bwoys have connections across the Island and Marcella will soon discover that no place is entirely safe. Her London troubles have followed her pon di Yard... and now she will have to employ an entirely different set of rules to solve them if she ever hopes to survive.
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| About the Author | |
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A "Techie" by profession but an Artist to his core, Bernard James studied Mathematics and Psychology as an undergrad and later received an MS in Software Engineering. After several years of Consulting for Fortune 100 Companies (on both Coasts and a multitude of stops in between), he finally decided to pursue his dream of becoming a published author. A Midwesterner by birth who claims New York City as the true source of his inspiration, James currently splits his time between Minneapolis and Brooklyn. |