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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Jammu, Probst, Martin entitled The Twenty-Seventh City.
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conversations.value: The Twenty-Seventh City: The story proper begins when Jammu, an Indian woman who previously served as police commissioner of Bombay, takes over duties as the new st Louis County chief of police.\nHer surprise appointment is greeted with confusion and suspicion, especially among the political and business elite that make up the county's advisory board, Municipal Growth.\nOver the coming months, a combination of a cult of personality, a Native American terrorist group, blackmail, and extortion bring most of the city leaders either to support Jammu, or under her thumb.\nThose not won over or suppressed include General Norris, a right-wing business owner, and Martin Probst, a local construction magnate.\nWhile Probst's initial misgivings are more to do with maintaining impartiality, his concerns are deepened by Norris's reports of Jammu's associates engaging in illegal activities, including surveillance of political opponents.\nA proposed merger between the city and county, part of a larger property speculation scheme hatched by Jammu and her cohorts, begins a clash between Jammu and Probst.\nJammu acts as the figurehead for the merger whilst Probst reluctantly leads the opposition movement.\nFurther pressure is brought to bear on Martin Probst in order to make him endorse Jammu and his family life begins to suffer.\nFirst, his 17-year-old daughter, Luisa, moves out of the family home to live with an older man called Duane Thompson.\nThen Martin's wife, Barbara, is seduced and ultimately kidnapped by Jammu's subordinate Balwan Singh, even as Martin is led to believe that Barbara has left him for another man.\nDespite the public politics and private intrigues, Martin Probst and Jammu find themselves drawn to each other and eventually sleep together.\nThe merger fails, in large part due to voter apathy, and this major setback in her plans, combined with a chronic lack of sleep and deep depression, is enough to cause Jammu to commit suicide; meanwhile, tragic turns of events end in Barbara Probst being accidentally killed, Martin's family fractured forever due to hidden causes he cannot understand.
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conversations.value: \nThe merger fails, in large part due to voter apathy, and this major setback in her plans, combined with a chronic lack of sleep and deep depression, is enough to cause Jammu to commit suicide; meanwhile, tragic turns of events end in Barbara Probst being accidentally killed, Martin's family fractured forever due to hidden causes he cannot understand..\nDespite the public politics and private intrigues, Martin Probst and Jammu find themselves drawn to each other and eventually sleep together.\nThen Martin's wife, Barbara, is seduced and ultimately kidnapped by Jammu's subordinate Balwan Singh, even as Martin is led to believe that Barbara has left him for another man.\nFirst, his 17-year-old daughter, Luisa, moves out of the family home to live with an older man called Duane Thompson.\nFurther pressure is brought to bear on Martin Probst in order to make him endorse Jammu and his family life begins to suffer.\nJammu acts as the figurehead for the merger whilst Probst reluctantly leads the opposition movement.\nA proposed merger between the city and county, part of a larger property speculation scheme hatched by Jammu and her cohorts, begins a clash between Jammu and Probst.\nWhile Probst's initial misgivings are more to do with maintaining impartiality, his concerns are deepened by Norris's reports of Jammu's associates engaging in illegal activities, including surveillance of political opponents.\nThose not won over or suppressed include General Norris, a right-wing business owner, and Martin Probst, a local construction magnate.\nOver the coming months, a combination of a cult of personality, a Native American terrorist group, blackmail, and extortion bring most of the city leaders either to support Jammu, or under her thumb.\nHer surprise appointment is greeted with confusion and suspicion, especially among the political and business elite that make up the county's advisory board, Municipal Growth.The Twenty-Seventh City: The story proper begins when Jammu, an Indian woman who previously served as police commissioner of Bombay, takes over duties as the new st Louis County chief of police