Mister President
Mister President by Joe Rigsby, published by AuthorHouse in December 2006, is a continuation of the narrative established in the first book, Tall Is the Pine. This edition spans 260 pages and is presented in English. The story follows the Sheridan family as they relocate from Louisiana to Texas to escape the looming threat of civil war. As the narrative unfolds, it delves into the lives of the Murdoch family, particularly focusing on the complex relationships and struggles faced by its members.
Readers will encounter themes of love and conflict as Jennie navigates her relationship with Anthony Dodson, a gifted attorney whose political ambitions lead him to become the first black President. The story intricately weaves personal tragedies with broader societal issues, setting the stage for the impending race war that threatens the fabric of the nation. This edition captures the cultural heritage and political dynamics of the time, providing insight into the challenges faced by the characters as they confront both personal and societal upheavals.
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MISTER PRESIDENT is the second book in a triad, the sequel to TALL IS THE PINE. The Sheridan family moves to Texas from Louisiana to escape the expected danger of a civil war. Two generations later, Lucy Sheridan becomes the bride of Lew Murdoch and Joel is a product of that union. Joel dies a tragic and unnecessary death in the first book. This book continues the story of the Murdoch family. Jennie’s love affair with a black youth, Anthony Dodson, dies a slow death. Their love has a difficult time, struggling to survive with all the forces assailing it. Yolonda Brown is a disconcerting factor throughout the story of the Murdochs. Anthony Dodson is a gifted attorney and his success in legal battles leads to a life in politics. He becomes the first black President and on the day of his swearing in, another tragic death occurs. This forebodes the race war in the third book which tears this country apart and threatens to destroy freedoms so vital to the life of the United States and balance of power throughout the world.
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