Harry's situation is riskier than his white counterparts, acknowledging the potential danger from participants and the law. Capturing a photo of LAPD's violence against an unarmed Black activist makes him famous and a target.
The novel is rich in period details and real-life figures, but it's Harry's perspective on the world that makes the series impactful, delving into societal issues and perceptions.
Margot Douaihy's 'Blessed Water' features a lesbian punk musician-turned-nun in New Orleans facing murky flood waters and priests with secrets, embodying a unique writing style akin to Patti Smith.
Hansen Shi's 'The Expat' introduces Michael Wang, a first-generation Chinese American encountering the bamboo ceiling at General Motors, providing a fresh perspective in the spy novel genre.
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