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Palace Council.(Brief article)(Book review)
Set primarily in the years between 1954 and 1974--what Carter calls the "two decades" of the sixties--this political thriller leaves virtually no important person or event unturned. Richard Nixon, Langston Hughes, and dissident groups all play roles as the action shifts from Harlem to Washington and Saigon. After Eddie Wesley stumbles upon the body of a prominent lawyer who died clutching the talisman of a secret society in his fist, he finds himself caught up in the machinations of spies and assassins. ...
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