Harold Graff

Murder In Oxford Harold Graff

Murder In Oxford A Davis Finn Mystery Volume 13 Welcome to the thirteenth volume of the exciting Davis Finn Mystery Series. On September 30,1962, James Meredith was escorted by the Mississippi Highway Patrol to his dorm room. The next day, he was protected by the Mississippi State Police, the Mississippi National Guard, and United States Army and Navy personnel as he became the first African - American to enter the University of Mississippi in Oxford. As the Battle of Oxford broke out, Meredith was greeted by a mob of angry, blood-thirsty Southerners, a similarly-thinking Governor of Mississippi, and by a cadre of world-wide media personnel. Rioting, panic, injury, and murder followed in one of the country's most famous events Civil Rights Movement. Forty-five years later, Davis Finn is called to Oxford to catch a serial killer whose crimes are related to James Meredith's admission to Ole Miss, and to an eerie past event in Finn's own family's rich, colorful history. In Murder in Oxford, Finn tackles one of his most challenging cases. Only his deductive reasoning skills, quick thinking, and daring actions can possibly save the last victims of a twisted, deranged psychopath whose actions are spurred on by hatred, bigotry, and his irrational attachment to his own family's shameful past. Please join Finn in this thrilling mystery that features action, passion, love, revenge, murder, plots that twist and turn, a possessed serial killer, and a chilling ending. I know that you'll love it. Blessings, Hal