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In this powerfully affecting novel, Darryl Wimberley explores the relationship between Tink and Carter Buchanan, a father and son whose differences have always been outweighed by a grudging mutual respect and fragile loyalty. But when a brutal murder and a generations-old feud threaten the tenuous balance of their relationship, Carter must soon decide for himself where and with whom he belongs. His is a violent world mired in corruption and racism, a place more inclined to take an eye for an eye than to turn the other cheek, a place where betrayal can seem a lesser evil. Until one betrays oneself. Set in the swamplands and tobacco fields of 1940s Florida, rich in imagery and character, this is a forcefully moving novel of revenge, redemption and the blurred distinction between the two.

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      Publisher: M P Publishing Limited
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/01/2000
      ISBN13: 9781849822176, 978-1849822176
      ISBN10: 1849822174

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      Book Synopsis
      In this powerfully affecting novel, Darryl Wimberley explores the relationship between Tink and Carter Buchanan, a father and son whose differences have always been outweighed by a grudging mutual respect and fragile loyalty. But when a brutal murder and a generations-old feud threaten the tenuous balance of their relationship, Carter must soon decide for himself where and with whom he belongs. His is a violent world mired in corruption and racism, a place more inclined to take an eye for an eye than to turn the other cheek, a place where betrayal can seem a lesser evil. Until one betrays oneself. Set in the swamplands and tobacco fields of 1940s Florida, rich in imagery and character, this is a forcefully moving novel of revenge, redemption and the blurred distinction between the two.

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