Trouble the Saints

Released: July 21, 2020
Length: 13 hrs 4 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher: Macmillan Audio

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In "Trouble the Saints," narrators Shayna Small and Neil Shah immerse listeners in 1940s New York City, where a young woman from Harlem, Phyllis LeBlanc, navigates the dangerous underworld as a hired assassin. Set against a backdrop of racial tension and impending war, the novel explores themes of love and the haunting weight of the past. As she confronts her ghosts and the injustices of history, Phyllis faces a harrowing choice that could alter her fate and the lives of those she cares for. This dark fantasy promises a unique blend of magical realism and a compelling historical narrative.

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