PRAISE

“Rose Dhu—as we expect in the best mystery novels—rivets our attention from the opening chapter to its stunning conclusion, but equally impressive is how Savannah itself becomes a character. We see the city’s grandeur but also the corruption and class consciousness hidden beneath. Memorable characters, moral complexity, and perfect pacing makes this novel worth of a wide and appreciative audience. Bravo!”
—Ron Rash, author of The Caretaker (A book of the year selection from The New Yorker)