Local Honey
Local Honey by Jo Stewart Wray, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC on June 26, 2015, is a work of fiction comprising 166 pages. Set in the 1880s, the narrative follows twenty-year-old Catherine Jane Lynch as she navigates a perilous situation at the Central Mississippi Institute for Girls in French Camp. After being deceived by Professor Huerta, who is connected to the infamous Marie Laveau from New Orleans, Catherine finds herself entangled in a dangerous voodoo ritual. Her escape becomes urgent when her mentally ill stepfather, Tom Lewis Lynch, breaks out of prison to assist her.
Readers will discover a tale filled with intrigue and danger as Catherine seeks refuge with her stepfather while uncovering hidden Confederate gold in a cemetery tunnel. The story explores themes of survival and the quest for freedom, as various characters become embroiled in the pursuit of the gold. This edition offers a glimpse into a historical context rich with tension and unexpected twists, inviting readers to engage with the complexities of the characters’ lives and their desperate circumstances.
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In the 1880s, twenty-year-old Catherine Jane Lynch attends the Central Mississippi Institute for Girls in French Camp. She is tricked by Professor Huerta, husband of Marie Laveau from New Orleans, into going to a voodoo ritual. Huerta has plans to kill her. Her mentally ill stepfather, Tom Lewis Lynch, escapes from prison to help her get away from Huerta. While hiding with her stepfather, Jane finds Confederate gold hidden in a tunnel near the cemetery. Now, everyone wants the gold.
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