"If New Orleans Could Talk" story

This gripping tale of segregation, family, freedom, and forbidden dreams begins in early 20th-century New Orleans. Earl and his family are determined to make a better life for themselves, and his daughter Linda is eager to learn, grow, and lead the family out of the South.

Betty Jones, a brothel madam with bright blue eyes, assumes the role of elder to Linda. Betty and  Linda wanted to create a business that was forbidden and off-limits to Backs and women. Their success was dependent on a complex and dangerous start-up plan. If the plan fails there would be catastrophic consequences for everyone they cared about.

Meanwhile, Linda's brother Charlie abandons his family to find respect but unwittingly creates enemies when he dares to cross the color barrier.

But something was coming that only Betty can foresee, can she get Linda ready in time? 

An unforgettable story of resilience and courage, readers will be on the edge of their seats as they follow Linda and her family's journey to migrate from the Segregated South. A thriller with amazing heroes, heroines, and villains, including a hint of mystic-like intervention as the suspense and story evolve.

The book cover was nominated for Book Cover of the Month by AllAuthor.com