This gripping historical fiction novel follows a determined teen uncovering a long buried small town tragedy that reshapes everything she thought she knew. It is a powerful story of truth, resilience, and the lasting impact of family secrets.
This powerful historical fiction novel alternates between 1965 and 2010 to explore racism, forbidden love, and the lasting impact of the Civil Rights Movement. The reviewer highlights how Diane Chamberlain blends mystery, social justice, and emotional depth as two women uncover long buried truths in a North Carolina town. With strong themes of courage, racial injustice, and community history, this book is well suited for older teens interested in civil rights, generational stories, and historical mysteries.