Difficult Days - Ramsey, Robert
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In Difficult Days, Rosemary McComb is a debutante from New Orleans who finds herself caught up in a fight for equality when she falls in love with a black professor from Boston. Threatened by the KKK, who are determined to see the professor dead, Rosemary and her friends must find a way to continue their fight for justice even as they face great danger. As tensions rise and the stakes become higher, Rosemary must decide how far she is willing to go to protect the man she loves and the causes she believes in. With the fate of both the professor and the fight for equality on the line, Difficult…mehr

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In Difficult Days, Rosemary McComb is a debutante from New Orleans who finds herself caught up in a fight for equality when she falls in love with a black professor from Boston. Threatened by the KKK, who are determined to see the professor dead, Rosemary and her friends must find a way to continue their fight for justice even as they face great danger. As tensions rise and the stakes become higher, Rosemary must decide how far she is willing to go to protect the man she loves and the causes she believes in. With the fate of both the professor and the fight for equality on the line, Difficult Days is a heart-wrenching and powerful tale of love and activism in the face of hatred and oppression.
Autorenporträt
Robert Ramsey resides in New Orleans. He attended the University of Memphis, where he obtained BBA, MBA, and Juris Doctor degrees. He practiced law until an accident caused him to sell his practice and retire to New Orleans, where he began to study writing. His first novel was While the Devil Dances about an abused housewife. He received an award from Legal Services Corporation for his pro bono service to abused women and children.