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A poignant tale of resilience, loss, and adaptation, Biloxi set against the backdrop of rural Tennessee to Mississippi during the civil rights movement. Forced to rebuild his life after a tragic accident, Charlie and his family befriend a local black family. But not everyone is as welcoming. Charlies must navigate life, work, and family through systemic enduring racism.
"This book is written so vividly that I wanted to know more about what happened to these families. ... Captivating writing and storyline ... how these families maneuvered through racism in the deep South and how their friendships grew despite racism. Loved it from beginning to end!" - Stephanie J.
THIS CAN GO ON THE FRONT COVER: "The narrative shines with vivid descriptions and compelling characters. Biloxi offers a heartfelt reminder of the human capacity to endure and thrive in adversity." - Olajide Ojeniyi
"This book is written so vividly that I wanted to know more about what happened to these families. ... Captivating writing and storyline ... how these families maneuvered through racism in the deep South and how their friendships grew despite racism. Loved it from beginning to end!" - Stephanie J.
THIS CAN GO ON THE FRONT COVER: "The narrative shines with vivid descriptions and compelling characters. Biloxi offers a heartfelt reminder of the human capacity to endure and thrive in adversity." - Olajide Ojeniyi