Invisible

In "Invisible," bestselling author Stephen L. Carter recounts the remarkable life of his grandmother, Eunice Hunton Carter, who broke barriers as a black woman prosecutor in 1930s New York. Graduating from Smith College and navigating a world rife with racial and gender prejudice, she played a crucial role in the conviction of Mafia boss Lucky Luciano while facing personal challenges, including a strained relationship with her brother during the McCarthy era. This moving and fast-paced audiobook shines a light on her inspiring journey and resilience against societal expectations, bringing her extraordinary story back to the forefront.