Title: Actually It's The Tops
Product review: This is the coming of age story of Harry Crane. Harry takes us back to East Texas during The Depression when he was 11. A spate of murders have rocked Harry's small community and the bodies have been discovered down in The Bottoms.Childhood fears are confronted, as are supposed myth and legend. Racial prejudice is also at issue. Because the first victims found are black women, the investigation, conducted by Harry's father, is hampered first by indifference and then later by intolerance, with mob violence taking over at one point.Although times were tough, through the eyes of young Harry Crane, life was good, and simple pleasures, such as drinking a cold bottle of Coca-Cola, were relished. Throughout the book there remains an undercurrent of menace while revisiting the good old days. There's a killer on the loose and someone, or something, is living down in The Bottoms.
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