Victor McGlothin is the Essence best-selling author of Autumn Leaves. In The Secrets of Newberry, McGlothin crafts a stunning portrait of race relations in New Orleans circa 1955. When Hampton Bynote meets Bones Arcineaux, the two begin stealing from the rich whites of the French Quarter as a way of recovering the pride that was once taken from them. But when one burglary takes a turn for the worse, the consequences haunt the two men for years to come. "McGlothin's rugged prose captures the sultry locale ."-Publishers Weekly
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"The Secrets of Newberry By Victor Mc Glothin An eye for an eye is a part of this story;plus old secrets hidden and resurfaced. Some of the characters were always on the wrong side of the law and at the end one of the characters wanted to be freed of all the bad things he had known. Excellent book"
— Sharon (5 out of 5 stars)
McGlothin’s rugged prose captures the sultry locale …”—Publishers Weekly
" This was really an outstanding story. I was prepared to not like it and found myself deep into the story and the characters. "
— Lashonda, 9/28/2013" I spent three years growing up in Louisiana and can relate. "
— Cheryl, 8/20/2013" Unfortuntately, this book did not appeal to me and I could not finish it. I think the premise is very interesting, but I could not connect with the characters. The setting was described in an interesting manner, I just could not connect with the characters. "
— Regina, 4/1/2013" this story is all about surviving during the slave time in Louisana "
— Hugh, 1/3/2013" This book takes you right to 1950's rural Louisiana. You are immersed in the culture of the time. "
— Cheryl, 8/17/2012" Good read! I loved the the historical references and in deed deep dark secrets! "
— Latrel, 7/6/2012" This is an amazing book, but I'm surprised by the lack of development in the relationship between the two main characters. It's heavily focused on one of them. Still, it's highly entertaining "
— Maximiliano, 12/26/2011" The Secrets of Newberry is a very compelling book about family, friendship, racism, love and trust. It gives the views of Newberry, Louisiana in the 1950's and how two families dealt with secrets. "
— Carmen, 10/14/2011Shari Peele is an audiobook narrator whose readings include In the Doctor’s Bed by Brenda Jackson, Man Enough for Me by Rhonda Bowen, When I Get Where I’m Going by Cheryl Robinson, and Give Me Fever by Niobia Bryant.
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