Motown

Motown by Loren D. Estleman, published by Bantam in 1991, is a work of fiction that spans 292 pages. The narrative follows Rick Amery, who is tasked with an undercover mission to investigate a consumer-safety organization that poses a potential threat to Detroit’s auto industry. This edition presents a blend of historical context and mystery, set against the backdrop of city life.

Readers will find a compelling exploration of the complexities within the automotive sector and the societal implications of consumer safety. The story delves into the challenges faced by Amery as he navigates his dual role, highlighting the intersection of crime and industry. With its focus on mystery and detective elements, this book offers insights into the dynamics of urban life while maintaining a suspenseful atmosphere throughout.