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Murder on Second Street: The Jackson Ward Murders written by Rebekah L. Pierce
About the book
It's 1929 and a local negro neighborhood called Jackson Ward in Richmond, Virginia is booming. In fact, it's called "The Black Wall Street of America" by economists of the day. Things are booming for the negro community, but then a series of what appears to be random murders begin to happen and everyone is on edge, especially the negro business owners. They hire haunted World War I veteran and alcoholic Sy Sanford to catch the cold-blooded murderer, but murder is not the only thing threatening to destroy "The Black Wall Street of America." The real Wall Street is about to come tumbling down and turn Jackson Ward and its infamous 2nd Street into a darkness they may never recover from.
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- 212 pages
- Published May 2010
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Other works by Rebekah Pierce
About the author
Rebekah L. Pierce has been writing and teaching English literature for over ten years. She has always loved mystery novels which featured protagonists that had their own demons to fight as they saved the day, so to speak. Over the years, Mrs. Pierce has also written and directed several full-length plays and two independent films. She has been a member of several local writers’ groups for both fiction and drama where her work has been widely received and supported. Rebekah currently teaches American Literature and English Composition for two local colleges in Richmond, VA as well as publishes a motivational magazine for women called Average Girl Magazine.
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