Firetrap (Paperback)
| Author: Earl W. Emerson |
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Publish Date: 11/27/2007
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(in Inches) 7.25H x 4.5L x 1T
Pages:
306
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| When an African-American social club burns to the ground, local reporter and firefighter Trey Brown--who had taken part in fire-fighting efforts himself--reluctantly takes on an independent investigation for community leaders, uncovering a long history of fire code violations, cover-ups, and high-level conspiracy in the process. Reprint. *Author: Emerson, Earl W. *Publication Date: 2007/11/27 *Number of Pages: 306 *Binding Type: Paperback *Language: English *Depth: 1.00 *Width: 4.50 *Height: 7.25 |
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When an African-American social club burns to the ground, local reporter and firefighter Trey Brown--who had taken part in fire-fighting efforts himself--reluctantly takes on an independent investigation for community leaders, uncovering a long history of fire code violations, cover-ups, and high-level conspiracy in the process. Reprint. |
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In this blazing thriller, firefighter Trey Brown, an African-American adopted by upper-crust white people who later disowned him, confronts the painful secrets of his past as he and TV reporter Jamie Estevez investigate a nightclub fire which has generated considerable racial tension because of the prevailing belief that the mainly white fire department did little to save the 12 African-Americans who died on the scene.
In this blazing thriller, firefighter Trey Brown, an African-American adopted by upper-crust white people who later disowned him, confronts the painful secrets of his past as he and TV reporter Jamie Estevez investigate a nightclub fire which has generated considerable racial tension because of the prevailing belief that the mainly white fire department did little to save the 12 African-Americans who died on the scene.
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