
A male model is drawn into a terrorist conspiracy by a mysterious figure, careening through fashion weeks and assassination plots in a satire of celebrity and surveillance.
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A small, ferocious exchange student from an unnamed totalitarian country, placed with a family in the American Midwest, carries out a secret mission, narrated in his own broken English, in Palahniuk's most divisive novel.

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