ASIN: B00IAAF1PQ
Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Pages: 298
In a world, where spoiled southern belles reign and slavery exists, one girl sheds the image of a southern daughter to fall in love with the world’s greatest poet, Edgar Allan Poe. “Let No Bell Toll” is a historical fiction, written in the contemporary style. The story is narrated by Louisa Bligh, a southern daughter who has fallen deeply in love with a young Edgar Allan Poe. Louisa’s father, a deeply disturbed plantation owner, stands in the way of Louisa’s happiness, essentially holding her hostage in her own home. In this novel, there are issues of racism, feminism, misogyny, and abuse. This novel is not intended for the young or faint of heart, nor is it intended for anyone who still considers the rebel flag appropriate attire for t-shirts and car windows. Let No Bell Toll is a work of fiction, but tackles some very real ideas. The storyline attempts to follow the true life of ...
