Bibliograph

Afterlife in Harlem, a novel of redemption, Terry Baker Mulligan

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Afterlife in Harlem, a novel of redemption, Terry Baker Mulligan

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Afterlife in Harlem

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Terry Baker Mulligan

Sub title

a novel of redemption

Summary

Alexander Hamilton's 210-year-old mansion sits across from the Harlem townhouse of former President Bill Clinton- now America's First Gentleman. Hamilton returns to his long empty house and makes the most of his visit, enjoying good whiskey and the company of beautiful women, including Sarafina, the sexy former slave with whom he's traveling. He visits a foundering Bill and tries to get him back on track. Bill shows him the city, then "Alex" takes Bill back in time to Indian bordellos, slave auctions and political chicanery that almost lost the American Revolution. Their strange alliance takes an even odder turn when Hamilton helps Clinton perform a minor miracle in 21st-century upper Manhattan that brings peace to restless spirits both living and dead

Target audience

adult

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