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Review title: It Ain't Gone with the Wind
Product review: This elegantly written very dark novel set in the early 1800's in Louisana is one you won't soon forget. In contrast to Margaret Mitchell's happy darkies singing in the fields, Ms Martin's treatment of slavery and how the institution affected everyone is chilling and often shocking. The white characters to a person are pretty dispicable.I don't recall any fictional character who to me more deserved getting killed than the main character's husband. Boy, talk about no redeeming value as a human being whatsoever.Interestingly to me, the author doesn't develop any of the slave characters much at all which I suspect is how they had to lead their unfortunate lives in reality, as just worker appendages to the "real people" who benefited from their labors. Disturbing is an understatement for the book. However, it is a whale of a read. Ms. Martin is quite the accomplished author. She not only spends an intriguing tale, but does it in a way to keep the reader turning the pages.
