New Orleans, April 1862. For Francesca Dumas, the murder of her “contract husband” has changed her future from bright to
bleak.
Undercover, rookie homicide detective Francesca becomes a chameleon in lace.
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New Orleans, April 1862. For Francesca Dumas, the murder of her “contract husband” has changed her future from bright to
bleak.
Undercover, rookie homicide detective Francesca becomes a chameleon in lace.
July 1854, South Carolina.
Determined to put a stop to robberies of African graves was Posey, an eighty-four-year-old man whose ancestors came from the shores of the Bigh of Biafra, now known as Nigeria. It was Posey’s expert river-irrigation skills that made Tiffany crops successful.
Carl Gamble, a premier airline pilot, has penned a remarkable memoir. Pilots have landed burning airplanes and pilots have dealt with hijackers. Gamble is potentially the first pilot to experience both.
“[First Dark]…is an impressive feat of historical fiction,…a sprawling work of love and warfare.” — Kirkus Reviews
In 1943, Will Wallace, Jr. is a baseball star. He fights against America’s apartheid in baseball. The mother of his high school sweetheart, Dena, disapproves of their romance. Dena loves Will and defies her mother.
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