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Mississippi Mud
Mississippi Mud: A True Story from a Corner of the Deep South | Edward Humes
5 posts | 4 read | 3 to read
A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist follows Lynne Sposito's investigation into the murders of her parents, Circuit Court judge Vincent Sherry and mayoral candidate Margaret Sherry, an endeavor that brought her face-to-face with the Dixie Mafia. Reissue.
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Coffeymuse
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I picked this book up at the local used bookstore and it came up as my #Roll100 for June.

This book is from the late 90's but it's still a great read on a murder from 1987 and how the victim's daughter would lead the charge on getting those involved charged.

“Mississippi Mud“ is filled with great characters-good and bad-and Humes brings it all to life.

This was a really great true crime read and one I would recommend if you like that genre.

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Coffeymuse
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My first thought was that a yellow Ford isn't anonymous-looking. Then I realized it was either a pale yellow or faded yellow, which makes more sense than a bright yellow!

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

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Coffeymuse
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My staycation last week was suppose to be full of books. Instead, it was full of naps.

So I'm behind on getting my #Roll100 posted.

June I'll be reading “Mississippi Mud.“

Thanks @PuddleJumper for hosting!

PuddleJumper Awesome! 1y
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