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THE SINS OF THE FATHER - A ROMANCE OF THE SOUTH - BY - THOMAS DIXON - AUTHOR OF THE LEOPARD'S SPOTS, THE CLANSMAN, COMRADES, THE ROOT OF EVIL, ETC. - ILLUSTRATED BY - JOHN CASSEL
TO THE READER
THE SINS OF THE FATHER - Book One—Sin
CHAPTER I - THE WOMAN IN YELLOW
CHAPTER II - CLEO ENTERS
CHAPTER III - A BEAST AWAKES
CHAPTER IV - THE ARREST
CHAPTER V - THE RESCUE
CHAPTER VI - A TRAITOR'S RUSE
In the sweltering heat of a Southern town still raw from the war, a young newspaper editor wrestles with his conscience as he prepares a daring editorial that could ignite old hatreds. The bustling courthouse square, a crowded poor house, and the murmur of secret societies set a tense backdrop for his quest for justice. As he watches the community’s desperate faces, his own memories of battlefield bloodshed stir a restless need for redemption.
When the enigmatic Cleo steps into his world, their uneasy attraction flickers between admiration and suspicion, hinting at a love that might heal or further divide them. The editor’s decisions pull him between the lure of power, the weight of family legacy, and the promise of atonement, while the town’s whispered rumors about secret leagues threaten to unmask hidden sins. Listeners will be drawn into a tale of pride, betrayal, and the fragile hope of redemption that rises from the ashes of a fractured South.
Language
en
Duration
~10 hours (626K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2011-07-08
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1864–1946
A preacher, lecturer, and bestselling novelist, this controversial American writer turned his views on race and politics into hugely influential fiction and drama. He is remembered above all for works that helped shape the racist mythology behind The Clansman and, later, The Birth of a Nation.
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