Books by Fleury Mills Sommers
“Warrensburg” is the story of the impact of the eugenics movement on a Virginia family of small farmers and moonshiners. Called “captivating and gripping” by the International Review of Books and “fascinating” by Kirkus Review.
“Beautiful Angels,” a story of the impact of the plague on a small French village has recently earned a gold star from the International Review of Books. It has more than 60 ratings on Amazon.
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The bonds of love, friendship, and family are tested in this extraordinary coming of age story, Peopled with historic figures, and loosely modeled on New Bedford, “Bayview Boulevard” sheds new light on the onshore activities of the whaling industry, including the community’s great, although little-known, role in providing an avenue of escape for fugitive slaves.
“Bayview Boulevard” delivers a deeply engaging novel that entertains while shedding new light on an often-overlooked period of our history. To learn more, click here.
