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Brown Girl in the Ring

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ISBN13: 9781455574797
Release Date: July 3rd 2014
Published by: Warner Books (NY)
Pages: 138

A fantasy novel of urban decay whose heroine turns to Afro-Caribbean magic to help a boyfriend escape gangs. The gangs are enforcing a contract to produce a human heart for transplant, even if the boyfriend has to kill for it. The setting is a futuristic Toronto.

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