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Civil rights leader Malik Martin stood the middle ground between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X. In 1971, as his organization was set to launch a new program offering unity and economic empowerment, he was assassinated. Twenty years later, when private eye Nina Halligan is hired to search for Martin's missing daughter, she suddenly finds herself shadowed by thugs and the NYPD.
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2002Avon · 320 pages · 9780060959944
- Other · English · 2001Amistad · 304 pages · 9780060185428
- Other · English · 1997Cool Grove Press · 263 pages · 9781887276030
- Other · English · 1997Cool Grove Publishing · 9781887276023
Black nationalismWomen private investigatorsFictionAfrican American womenMissing personsNina Halligan (Fictitious character)African americans, fictionMissing persons, fiction





