Murder Under the Oaks: Inside the Southern Crime Anthology

Categories: Novels | Reading | Storyline

This session highlights the Murder Under the Oaks anthology, a collection of crime stories steeped in Southern atmosphere. Authors discuss their contributions, the themes explored, and what makes regional mysteries set in the South so compelling and distinctive.

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