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Management number 232061583 Release Date 2026/06/18 List Price US$5.71 Model Number 232061583
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The internationally acclaimed author of the L.A. Quartet and The Underworld USA Trilogy, James Ellroy, presents another literary noir masterpiece of historical paranoia.A rip-roaring, devilishly wild ride through the bloody end of the 1960's. It's dark baby, and hot hot hot. Martin Luther King assassinated. Robert Kennedy assassinated. Los Angeles, 1968. Conspiracies theories are taking hold. On the horizon looms the Democratic Convention in Chicago and constant gun fire peppers south L.A. Violence, greed, and grime, are replacing free-love and everybody from Howard Hughes, Richard Nixon and J. Edgar Hoover to the right-wing assassins and left-wing revolutionaries are getting dirty. At the center of it all is a triumvirate: the president’s strong-arm goon, an ex-cop and heroine runner, and a private eye whose quarry is so dangerous she could set off the whole powder keg. With his trademark deadly staccato prose, James Ellroy holds nothing back in this wild, startling and much anticipated conclusion to his Underworld USA trilogy. Read more

ISBN10 0375727418
ISBN13 978-0375727412
Edition First Edition
Language English
Publisher Vintage
Dimensions 5.22 x 1.22 x 7.95 inches
Book 3 of 3 Underworld USA Trilogy
Item Weight 1 pounds
Print length 633 pages
Publication date August 24, 2010

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