Trouble Is What I Do
Private investigator Leonid McGill returns for a tightly focused case involving injustice, responsibility, and people whose concerns are too easily overlooked.
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A preserved shelf note featuring three novels published in 2020: a compact private-investigator mystery, an Accra-set crime story, and a broad neighborhood novel.
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Private investigator Leonid McGill returns for a tightly focused case involving injustice, responsibility, and people whose concerns are too easily overlooked.
View book detailsIn Accra, investigator Emma Djan takes on a missing-person case that develops into a complex inquiry involving online deception, competing interests, and local institutions.
View book detailsSet within a close-knit neighborhood, this expansive novel combines humor, consequence, friendship, and community life as residents respond to a disruptive incident.
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