Mississippi Blood

Grief and a thirst for vengeance consume Penn Cage as he grapples with the loss of his beloved and his father's impending trial for the murder of Viola Turner. Set against the backdrop of the 1960s South, Viola's past links Penn's father to a dangerous faction of the KKK, the Double Eagles. The group seeks to manipulate Dr. Cage into bearing the blame or ensuring that their dark secrets remain buried. The story intertwines personal tragedy with historical tensions, highlighting themes of justice and redemption.