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Laws of Annihilation

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A race war is brewing in New York City, and nobody can stop it.
It's summer in New York City, and a sweltering heat wave stifles the area. The entire city is on edge.
Tensions between the Hasidic and Black communities have been steadily escalating since a tragic incident a few weeks ago left a Black teenager dead.
Then, two rabbis are killed in a gruesome attack at their synagogue.
Meanwhile, FBI agent Janet Maclin has dreams of finally being appointed the FBI's first female director, when she is diagnosed with stage IV cancer and given four months to live. While keeping her illness a secret, she is assigned to help NYPD detectives Quincy Cavanaugh and Phee Freeman
solve the case of the murdered rabbis as more hate crimes threaten a city on the brink. As the body count mounts, time is running out for Maclin in more ways than one.
With grit, relentless action, and twists you'll never see coming, Laws of Annihilation is the third installment in the highly acclaimed Martyr Maker series from actor, director, producer, and award-winning author Eriq La Salle.
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    • Publisher's Weekly

      October 23, 2023
      La Salle captures the racial tensions of contemporary New York City in his gripping third thriller featuring FBI agent Janet Maclin and NYPD officers Phee Freeman and Quincy Cavanaugh (after 2023’s Laws of Wrath). Maclin, who had hopes of becoming the Bureau’s first female director, learns from her oncologist that she has, at most, four months to live. Her first instinct is to visit her close friends Freeman and Cavanaugh, but before she can tell them the news, the officers receive word that Reform rabbis Israel and David Abramovitz have been found dead in their Manhattan synagogue with their hands and feet severed. The twin brothers recently attempted to cool down tensions between New York City’s Hasidic and Black populations following a Black teenager’s death at the hands of Hasids. The Abramovitzes were also vocal supporters of the city’s Black mayor, Rocky Henderson, who demands justice by any means necessary. Maclin, Freeman, and Cavanaugh launch a tense inquiry that La Salle, as is his trademark, takes pains to make plausible (as Maclin notes: “Good police work... was monotonous and nitpicking”). Thankfully, La Salle manages to get the details right while keeping his foot on the gas and making space to explore his leads’ inner lives. This series has yet to stumble. Agent: Rockelle Henderson, Rock Inked.

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