The Third Rainbow Girl

"The Third Rainbow Girl" is a compelling exploration of the decades-old double murder in rural West Virginia, intertwined with the history and myths of an Appalachian community. Through her personal experiences and investigative insights, Emma Copley Eisenberg examines how this unresolved crime has shaped local and regional identities, highlighting themes of violence, community, and the stories we tell about ourselves. The book offers a thought-provoking look at the enduring impact of false narratives and the complex social fabric of America.