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The system works perfectly now. New executives take credit. National praise follows. Oklahoma's transit network runs so smoothly that no one asks how it began-or who made it possible. John Adams fades from view by choice. As recognition accumulates elsewhere, a journalist begins tracing the system's origins and discovers a different story: a single bus, five unremarkable stops, and a man who led by listening instead of commanding. The Man Behind the Map is a restrained novel about invisible leadership, the discipline of stepping aside, and the rare success of building something that no longer needs its creator. It is not a story about being remembered. It is a story about letting go.

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