Christopher Emery

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Emery, Christopher B. (2017). White House Usher: Stories from the Inside. Booklocker.com. ISBN   978-1634926560. [29]
  • Emery, Christopher B. (2021). Who Killed the President?. Booklocker.com. ISBN   978-1-64719-761-2.
  • Emery, Christopher B. (August 25, 2023). Who Shot the Speaker?. BookLocker.com, Inc. ISBN   979-8-88531-564-7.

    • Personal life

    Emery is a past resident of Laurel, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. [1] He has one daughter and three stepchildren. [7] [9] [30]

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