A gripping tale by J.A. Redmerski, blending intense drama and dark themes across series.
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A gripping tale by J.A. Redmerski, blending intense drama and dark themes across series.
"The Waltz of Devil's Creek is a poignant and memorable tale that outshines the standard conventions of its genre." – The Booklife Prize -- Judith Campbell is dying, and she cannot take the painful truth about where her son came from to the grave with her. While on her deathbed in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1994, Judith tells him the tragic story of his conception and which of two men his birth father could be: the young man who professed his love to her or the pastor who assaulted her. Set in the Dee...
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Childhood-friend romance; sexual assault central to conception backstory
Sexual assault and Jim Crow-era racial violence and peril
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Pastor is key figure; assault by clergy in a religious community
No fantasy magic present
No occult content present
Central focus on racism, segregation, and women’s rights in 1947
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Pastoral sexual assault drives the plot; systemic racist injustice
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