Black, White and Brindled
'Black, White and Brindled' Summary
In the realm of the West Indies, a tapestry of captivating tales unfurls in "Black, White, and Brindled." These stories, penned by Eden Phillpotts, explore the depths of human nature amidst a vibrant and enigmatic setting. Mystery shrouds the air as murder casts a sinister presence, while tragic romances weave their bittersweet threads. The sea, with its boundless expanse, serves as a backdrop for thrilling adventures and introspective journeys. Each story, imbued with its own unique flavor, paints a vivid picture of life in the West Indies, showcasing the interplay of cultures, traditions, and beliefs.Book Details
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Eden Phillpotts
United kingdom, India
Eden Phillpotts was a prolific English author who made significant contributions to literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Known for his compelling storytelling, vibrant characters, and...
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