Black Camelot's Dazed By Death - Myers, Darius
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Dazed by Death is book four in the Black Camelot series. The city is in mourning after the chaos of Black Camelot's Days of War. Chief of Detectives Teddy Walker managed to hold off a race war, but now, with the death of key New Yorkers, tensions are high and revenge is on the minds of forces he can't control. Digby Yates and his political aspirations are also undaunted. He remains focused on his ambitions and begins courting a powerful but flawed southern televangelist family who will provide his campaign the press support it needs to win white America. Senator Janet Bivens has reluctant…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Dazed by Death is book four in the Black Camelot series. The city is in mourning after the chaos of Black Camelot's Days of War. Chief of Detectives Teddy Walker managed to hold off a race war, but now, with the death of key New Yorkers, tensions are high and revenge is on the minds of forces he can't control. Digby Yates and his political aspirations are also undaunted. He remains focused on his ambitions and begins courting a powerful but flawed southern televangelist family who will provide his campaign the press support it needs to win white America. Senator Janet Bivens has reluctant ambitions for the highest office, and her team of advisers want her to go for it. Donald Alexander made a big decision, too. He announces to the public what friends and associates have long hoped he'd do. He follows Oliver's command to take his power and wealth and do some good.
Autorenporträt
Darius Myers is a New York City-based fiction writer. Previously he was a marketing and media industry executive who held senior roles at leading media companies that include Time Warner, USA Today & Hachette Magazines. Mr. Myers has an undergraduate degree from the CW Post College of Long Island University. He also received an MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University, where he attended as a Time Warner Scholar.