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2 · 209 pages · First published 1937
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John Sharp had just flopped in Rigoletto, down in Mexico, when he first saw Juana. Somehow, the beautiful Mexican-Indian prostitute offered him a way back, a chance to rebuild his career in New York and Hollywood. But then, like the snake in the garden, Winston Hawes, the prodigiously accomplished conductor, came back in to Sharp's life and an eternal, and lethal, triangle was formed.
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Fiction, mystery & detective, generalFiction, generalInterracial romanceMan-woman relationshipsBaritones (Singers)GaySexual orientationOperaFictionIllegal aliensTriangles (Interpersonal relations)AmericansSingersMotion picture industryProstitutesFiction, crimeSingers, fictionPopular literatureErotic literatureSex work in literature
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