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Red Sky Falling

by Christopher G. Moore

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Info:	Heaven Lake Press, 2005 (2005), Paperback, 216 pages
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ISBN 974-92385-7-5
Trade paperback 6" - 9 1/4"
2004, 261 pages
Previously published
as Saint Anne

A freak accident in Manhattan sets in motion an unexpected series of events driven by ambition, passion and, above all, revenge. Red Sky Falling is a postmodern family saga narrated by Gideon Harvey, who was born on the day of John F. Kennedy’s assas-sination.

Murder and conspiracy are the Harvey family legacies. Black humor and high camp weave through the story set in downtown New York. The Harvey’s are in bed with the Chinese Triads who smuggle illegal immigrants into America and the Mafia controls the unions.

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