The last rose of summer
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With the Great Depression looming, three strong-minded women related by marriage form an uneasy household in East Texas in the summer of 1929. Colliding issues of faith and sexual mores, racial proprieties and class distinctions, fuel a constant bickering through the house, all three women heedless of the love that has brought them together. As summer wears on, these conflicts are exacerbated by a child murder that sends shockwaves of fear and mistrust throughout the community.—From book jacket.
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