Book Club: Join our 'Compton Cowboys' June meetup

Walter Thompson-Hernández, author of 'The Compton Cowboys,' joins the L.A. Times Book Club for a June 24 virtual meetup.

to Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the Caribbean.takes readers inside the kitchens of Saddam Hussein, Pol Pot and more.about “Fair Warning,” his new thriller that sees the return of newspaper reporter Jack McEvoy.

“I wanted to write about a reporter who’s undaunted and fierce in trying to find the hidden truth,” he said.Here’s Dorany Pineda’s report.The Los Angeles Times Book Club is your chance to help us build something amazing. It’s about much more than the remarkable books we read. It’s about coming together to share an experience..

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