by Frank Yerby · Ed. Mundo Actual de Ediciones. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788474543148
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«Mis dioses han muerto en Mississippi» is the historical novel by Frank Yerby, published by Mundo Actual de Ediciones in hardback (642 pages, in Spanish).
A prince of Dahomey enslaved in Mississippi retains his strength, his trades and almost magical skills; with them he confronts his masters while planning to flee and take revenge. His path crosses with Pamela Bibbs, owner of the Ingraham's Crest plantation, and the ambiguous relationship between them conditions his fate.
Second installment of the The Dahomean saga; translation by Andrés Bosch. Original work published in 1979: «A Darkness at Ingraham's Crest».
For readers of historical fiction interested in stories of resistance, revenge and power relations in the southern United States.
Frank Garvin Yerby was an American writer, best known for his 1946 historical novel The Foxes of Harrow.
