<p>It is 1926, the heart of the Roaring Twenties, and Harlem is the place to be. Years after dropping out of Harlem society, David McKay, a handsome lawyer from a prominent Strivers&#39; Row family, returns home, devastated by the news of his sister&#39;s suicide. Burdened by a secret of his own, he dares to stay in Harlem to seek answers about Lilian&#39;s death.</p><p>He rediscovers the world of the Harlem Renaissance, a place of suffocating class strictures, seductive patrons, and aristocratic civil rights leaders. His inquiry takes him from the wealthy salons of its powerbrokers&nbsp;to the crowded tenements of its poor. He uncovers old loves and festering hatreds.&nbsp;The deeper he probes, the closer he comes to unleashing forces that could reveal his own crippling secret - one that could destroy or redeem him.</p><p>This gripping 1920s murder mystery, taut and lyrical, combining elements of the suspense and hard-boiled genres, evokes the mystique of Harlem&#39;s most fascinating era. Absorbing and powerful, Harlem Redux combines incisive comment on race and class with a tragic tale of unrequited love.</p>