Eleanor Roosevelt Goes to Prison by: Kathryn Smith & Kelly Durham Can The First Lady Save An Innocent Woman's Life? Eleanor Roosevelt was a tremendous advocate for victims of misjustice, but she... - BUY BOOK

Kelly Durham, author of eight thrillers set against the backdrops of World War II and the Golden Age of Hollywood, and Kathryn Smith, author of Missy LeHand’s biography THE GATEKEEPER, deliver again in the third Missy LeHand Mystery.

Can The First Lady Save An Innocent Woman’s Life?

Eleanor Roosevelt was a tremendous advocate for victims of misjustice, but she may have met her match in Jim Crow Georgia.  A black woman sits on death row awaiting her date with the electric chair for a crime she didn’t commit. Even with the help of the President’s secretary, Marguerite LeHand, and FBI agent Corey Wainwright, the First Lady battles racial prejudice and the ticking of the executioner’s clock. Devious Hollywood reporter Joan Roswell — fresh from an interview with Margaret Mitchell — and glamorous starlet Ida Lupino round out the cast in this fast-paced story, set in Warm Springs, Georgia, home of FDR’s beloved Little White House.

Co-Authors

About author
Kathryn Smith
Style: Biography

Kathryn Smith is a journalist and writer with a life-long interest in FDR and his circle. Her curiosity about Marguerite LeHand arose when she read fleeting mentions of the enigmatic secretary in books about FDR and wondered, “Who was she? What was she like?” Three years and hundreds of hours of research later, she had her answer.

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About author
Kelly Durham
Style: Biography

Kelly lives in Clemson, SC with his wife Yvonne, their daughters Mary Kate, Addison and Callie and their dog, George Marshall. A graduate of Clemson University, Kelly served four years in the US Army with assignments in Arizona and Germany before returning to Clemson and entering private business.

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