Margaret Erhart Bücher

Set against the backdrop of a changing South, the narrative revolves around Henry Detroit, the ailing owner of Longbrow Plantation, as his life draws to a close in the late 1960s. The story intricately weaves through the lives of various characters, including his wife Rowena, servant Rutha, and his spirited granddaughter, highlighting the generational shifts from the 1920s to the 1960s. Through their interactions, the novel explores themes of tradition and transformation, showcasing how small, determined actions can influence the course of history.