The Past Pursues Us Like Detectives, Debt Collectors, Thieves John McCullough

The Past Pursues Us Like Detectives, Debt Collectors, Thieves John McCulloughAfter many peaceful years abroad, JP has returned home to Mexico to visit family and help care for his elderly mother. Instead, however, he finds himself at a bar, his fist inches from the face of Everardo, his sort of childhood friend. He lands the blow and runs home. But when Everardo turns up dead the next morning, JP soon finds himself blamed for a murder that he (probably) didn't commit. Whats going on? Can Lagos really be more full of drugs,

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They had all abandoned their wares and their personal belongings and were screaming and shouting their way out to Cross Roads

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