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Twenty-four-year-old Skye Manning, a Kansas transplant living in Boston, should be in heaven. Not only has she gone from being the assistant to spoiled hotel heiress Addison Ames to social media influencer on the rise, she's also attracted the attentionand much moreof billionaire Braden Black . . .

I do whatever I can to please him, because I'm so thankful he married me. Although I know something still isn't quite right, I carefully avoid thinking about that.

The devil that Black Americans know all too well is racism, and, as Blow notes from the outset, it is not confined to the South: Black people fled the horrors of the racist South for so-called liberal cities of the North and West, trading the devil they knew for the devil they didn't, only to com . . .