Of Unknown Origin: A Memoir,Used
Of Unknown Origin: A Memoir,Used

Of Unknown Origin: A Memoir,Used

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A true story that could have been culled from the best of Chandler or Ellroy, Of Unknown Origin is about a woman insistent on reclaiming her family history and her own identity, however terrifying the consequences may be. Debra Levi Holtz's attempts to locate her birth mother are riddled with veiled threats and dead ends. The truth about Debbie's mother is inextricably linked to the buried history of her adoptive father, Jewish mobster Manny Skar, who was gunned down in front of their apartment building when Debbie was still a child. Debbie uses her reporting skills to unearth newspaper accounts of arrests, murders, and a mysteriously funded Vegasstyle hotel. As she perseveres past lost files and misinformation, a picture emerges of the woman who handed her out a car window thirtyfive years earliera selfish, coldly "rational" Ayn Rand devotee whose shady associations and intimidating presence recall Manny Skar.

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