Title: Good expose.
Product review: Louis Montague is like a father to Leah Barnett, and she is devastatedthat he is dying. He marries her and makes her his heir, but she must takecare of unfinished business for him after he dies. She must find his twosons in Colorado, whom he has not seen for thirty years. She goes about his business, and, with his right hand man Cecil Lee, goes to Coloradoto meet Louis' sons--and finds a hotbed of ill will. Beverly Jenkins sheds light on late 19th-century society underJim Crow laws, showing how hard it was for Blacks to ride a train or beserved in a restaurant. But in addition to the insight, this well writtentale features an intriguing mystery, a touch of courtroom drama and pulsepounding romance.
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