A mystical adventure awaits Gwendolyn Montgomery, an NYC power publicist, who finds herself caught in web of murder. Clarence Haynes discusses his book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Ghosts-Gwendolyn-Montgomery-Novel/dp/1538768518">The Ghosts of Gwendolyn Montgomery</a>, which has been described as "a fresh, authentic voice in urban fantasy and horror."

A mystical adventure awaits Gwendolyn Montgomery, an NYC power publicist, who finds herself caught in web of murder. Clarence Haynes discusses his book The Ghosts of Gwendolyn Montgomery, which has been described as "a fresh, authentic voice in urban fantasy and horror."

A mystical adventure awaits Gwendolyn Montgomery, an NYC power publicist, who finds herself caught in web of murder. Clarence Haynes discusses his book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Ghosts-Gwendolyn-Montgomery-Novel/dp/1538768518" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Ghosts of Gwendolyn Montgomery</a>, which has been described as "a fresh, authentic voice in urban fantasy and horror."

'The Ghosts Of Gwendolyn Montgomery,' By Clarence A. Haynes

A letter from the Department of Justice told federal prosecutors to drop Mayor Eric Adams’ corruption case on Monday, arguing he needs space to focus on supporting Trump’s immigration agenda. “Either he comes to the table or we go around him,” said Trump's border czar Tom Homan.Raising the stakes for Adams is the fact that the DOJ’s letter issued no judgment on the merits of the mayor’s case. Trump can hold the threat of prosecution over Adams if he doesn’t play ball, not only on immigration, but also on any number of issues facing the president’s hometown.

A letter from the Department of Justice told federal prosecutors to drop Mayor Eric Adams’ corruption case on Monday, arguing he needs space to focus on supporting Trump’s immigration agenda. “Either he comes to the table or we go around him,” said Trump's border czar Tom Homan. Raising the stakes for Adams is the fact that the DOJ’s letter issued no judgment on the merits of the mayor’s case. Trump can hold the threat of prosecution over Adams if he doesn’t play ball, not only on immigration, but also on any number of issues facing the president’s hometown.

A letter from the Department of Justice told federal prosecutors to drop Mayor Eric Adams’ corruption case on Monday, arguing he needs space to focus on supporting Trump’s immigration agenda.&nbsp;“Either he comes to the table or we go around him,” said Trump's border czar Tom Homan.Raising the stakes for Adams is the fact that the DOJ’s letter issued no judgment on the merits of the mayor’s case. Trump can hold the threat of prosecution over Adams if he doesn’t play ball, not only on immigration, but also on any number of issues facing the president’s hometown.

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