The Twelve-Mile Straight: An Audacious Epic of Racism and Reckoning in Depression-Era Georgia
An audacious epic of racism and reckoning set in Depression-era Georgia, exploring the deep social tensions of the American South.
About This Book
This novel examines the social tensions and racial dynamics of the American South during the Great Depression.
Set in rural Georgia, the story delves into the complexities of family, justice, and community.
The narrative captures the challenges faced by individuals navigating a divided society.
Through its portrayal of historical events, the book offers insight into a pivotal era in American history.
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