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Craig Howard Wynn, 64, of Newport News | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily

Craig Howard Wynn was born at New York City’s Harlem Hospital on July 28, 1958. He was welcomed into this world by his adoring parents, James "Duke"

Stacey Abrams breaks down the politics of her Supreme Court thriller

Stacey Abrams breaks down the politics of her Supreme Court thriller Vox.com 5 hrs ago Constance Grady © TV One/Getty Images Stacey Abrams speaking at TV One’s Third Annual Urban One Honors, on May 16. In between organizing for voting rights and helping convince Georgia to vote blue in a presidential election for the first time since 1992, Stacey Abrams somehow found the time to write a thriller. While Justice Sleeps, out now, is Abrams’s ninth novel and first straight thriller. (Her previous eight novels, all originally published under the pen name Selena Montgomery, were romantic suspense.) She’s also written two nonfiction books. To find out how she does it all, I called her up on the phone.

Stacey Abrams interview: the organizer discusses While Justice Sleeps

Michael A. McCoy/AP In between organizing for voting rights and helping convince Georgia to vote blue in a presidential election for the first time since 1992, Stacey Abrams somehow found the time to write a thriller. While Justice Sleeps, out now, is Abrams’s ninth novel and first straight thriller. (Her previous eight novels, all originally published under the pen name Selena Montgomery, were romantic suspense.) She’s also written two nonfiction books. To find out how she does it all, I called her up on the phone. While Justice Sleeps is an unusually wonky thriller. It begins when Supreme Court Justice Howard Wynn, a cranky libertarian and the Court’s swing vote, falls into a coma right before the Court is set to consider a case involving a pharmaceutical merger. With Howard out of commission, the Court faces an existential crisis. The only way to vacate a Supreme Court justice’s seat is for them to die or retire. So what do you do if a justice isn’t dead or retired,

Book review: Stacey Abrams writes a legal-political thriller

While Justice Sleeps by Stacey Abrams (Doubleday) While Justice Sleeps is a deftly written page-turner understated action, vivid characters and a tense, plausible plot.   The author, a former Georgia House of Representatives member and current political miracle worker Stacey Abrams has created a political thriller: Supreme Court justice Howard Wynn, suffering from a rare illness, falls into a coma, leaving his young law clerk, Avery Keene, as his legal guardian with power of attorney. Keene soon finds herself the key figure in the planned merger of an American biotech company and an Indian genetics company. At stake, a weaponized genetic editing capability and the tenure of a corrupt American president. Wynn is the swing vote on the merger and his fate now is controlled by Keene.

Activist, Author Stacey Abrams Publishes While Justice Sleeps

Activist, Author Stacey Abrams Publishes “While Justice Sleeps” Prominent activist and author Stacey Abrams published her new novel “While Justice Sleeps” on Tuesday. The new legal thriller book revolves around a young called Avery Keene. She works for justice Howard Wynn. Shortly he slipped into a coma. Next, she starts to trace Howard’s steps in investigating one of the most serious and secret cases related to an American biotech company and an Indian genetics corporation in addition, she detects all involved characters to reach the truth. It is the first book published under the real name of the author as she used to release her books under a pen name, Selena Montgomery.

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