Shadows in Our Bones

Spanning two eras and coastlines, this audiobook explores the long-lasting repercussions of societal prejudice and cruelty, beginning with a haunting incident on Malaga Island in the early 1900s where people of mixed race faced discrimination. Through the experiences of Cora Lane, who volunteers to teach the island's children despite societal scorn, and Georgia O’Brien, a modern-day college professor questioning racial biases, the story delves into themes of tolerance, social justice, and the enduring impact of history. Both narratives highlight how history's shadows continue to influence lives across generations.