Under a Full Moon

"Under a Full Moon: The Last Lynching in Kansas" is a detailed, chronological account based on true events that explores the tragic abduction and death of a young girl in 1932, marked as the final mob lynching in Kansas. Through vivid storytelling, author Alice Kay Hill examines the social and psychological factors of pioneer times, weaving together the lives of seven families affected by historic events from 1881 through the Dust Bowl era. The narrative provides an intimate and factual portrayal of a complex moment in history, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.