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Somebody Down There Likes Me (Robert Lukins, A&U)

Somebody Down There Likes Me begins with a limousine pulling up to a defunct gas station near a United States ghost town, setting an apt tone for a novel that sharply portrays the dubiously earned wealth of the billionaire Gulch family and the ruinous effects of this wealth. I’m a...

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Category: Reviews