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| Wednesday, February 26, 2013 |
Summary (from Amazon): For many native Louisianans, Belle Vie, a large antebellum plantation situated between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, is a symbol of beauty and the South's genteel past. For others, it is a monumental reminder of the evils of slavery. The estate becomes the center of further controversy when a young woman is found lying facedown in a shallow grave, her throat cut clean.
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Our December dinner was canceled due to a Level 2 snowstorm, so we're holding our February meeting at a local restaurant on February 26th at 6:30 pm. If you haven't registered, please contact Bonnie at 740.349.5524 or email her at bstrope@lickingcountylibrary.info.
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