Libro

Blood on the Roses

2011248 págs.

9.0

In 1955, at the height of alarm over the Emmett Till murder in Mississippi and after the Supreme Court ruling against school segregation, AP reporter Rachel Feigen is sent to Tennessee on a missing person case. She quickly finds herself caught up in problems of her own when three local extremists decide to teach her not to poke around in things that are none of her business. This frank and honest story does justice to its superb Southern setting, capturing both the engaging qualities of the Southern people and the terrible wrongs of discrimination and acts of pure racism carried out by a few.