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You're dead. You're in Heaven's waiting room. You're going over
everything you've ever done and you see that something you did
when you were thirteen years old, a small but thoughtless act,
ultimately changed someone else's life, forever. What if you now
had a chance to make it right?
SHAKING HANDS WITH LEFKOWITZ, a deft murder mystery narrated by
the victim, is funny, emotional, thoughtful, metaphysical, a scream,
a mindbinder, and a Heavenuva good whodoneit. In LEFKOWITZ, Mel
Foster crosses paths with Mitch Albom, Robert B. Parker, and maybe
the Kabbalah -- all at the same time! If the supernatural had
a heart, a sense of humor, and a conscience, its name would be
LEFKOWITZ.
- Alan Eisenstock, author of TEN ON SUNDAY
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