L. Divine: Divine, L: Lost in the Garden of Eve, Flexibler Einband

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P-Valley meets Nancy Drew in this unique blend of thrilling crime fiction, timely social commentary, and the power of sisterhood in this captivating homage to the "lesser dead" for readers of Kellye Garrett, Wanda M. Morris, and Nic Stone's BOOM TOWN . When former Atlanta stripper-turned-reporter Keke McCoy finds fame after solving the gruesome ritualistic murder of a fellow dancer, she's tapped to investigate the unsolved disappearance of underage dancers from her teenage stomping grounds, The Pimp Palace.

Keke's head is still spinning---and not just because of the hit she took securing a bombshell confession for her last story. Besides her full-time job with the Metro Journal , Keke now has an online column devoted to exposing unsolved murders of young people of color. She's also freelancing as an investigative journalist in Indian Springs, where she maintains her rekindled relationship with her former employer and mentor, Honey Spot club owner Josephine "HoneyMama" Thibodeaux.

Kiki is soon back at her teenage stomping grounds, The Pimp Palace, where several off-the-books, underage dancers have gone missing under suspicious circumstances. When she unearths troubling connections between some of the cases, Keke calls on Detective Elijah Drew---her former man, occasional lover---and maybe her future . . .

To up their game, Keke and Elijah need someone on the inside. Keke recruits Dulce, a talented Honey Spot dancer and one of the victim's girlfriends who helped to crack the last case. Even HoneyMama is willing to put her neck on the line---again---to find out what happened, since several of the victims' belongings included her contact information.

With a common mission, all involved dive down a very dangerous, very corrupt rabbit hole no one saw coming---except the mastermind who awaits their fall---especially Keke's . . .