A House Divided

<p>Set in the civil rights era, A House Divided explores the private and public lives of two men, united in philosophy and friendship but divided by race, class and the circumstances of their rearing―and how their personal choices affect their public lives. The novel is at once a murder mystery and a reflection on a turbulent time in American history.</p>

Literature & Fiction

Barton, Frederick

United States

University of New Orleans Press

Set in the civil rights era, A House Divided explores the private and public lives of two men, united in philosophy and friendship but divided by race, class and the circumstances of their rearing ―and how their personal choices affect their public lives. The novel is at once a murder mystery and a reflection on a turbulent time in American history.

With Black and White on the Rocks, read a captivating tale set in the charming architecture of New Orleans. Michael Barnett’s heart, swollen with the loss of his wife, drives the turns of this novel through greed ruled corruption, racial prejudice, friendship, and convoluted schemes. Barton has wrapped this story of bribery, and redemption within the warmth of a loving marriage, offering sweet repreive when life reveals its troublesome secrets that boil for release.

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A House Divided

A House Divided

Black And White On The Rocks