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I am Max Lamm

by Raphael Brous (2013)

About this book

A tennis prodigy, Max Lamm's future looks bright, until footage of him with a prostitute appears on the Internet. He flees America to begin a new life in London. But when he accidentally kills a Pakistani boy, he inadvertently sparks race riots. He finally finds refuge deep underground, with chaos in the streets above, he plots his salvation.

Setting / LocationLondon & UK
Story EraContemporary / Future
Protagonist / CoreI am Max Lamm Lead Character

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