Review: The Red Ribbon - Pepper Basham

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Review: The Red Ribbon - Book #8 True Colors Series - Pepper Basham - October 2020

Once settled into my hotel the other night before the concert, I had some time to kill - so was scrolling on my kindle to find something to read and clicked on The Red Ribbon and started reading one of the books in the True Colours series. The Red Ribbon is based on the historical event of the Courthouse Massacre/ Courthouse Tragedy held in Hillsville in 1912. The Courthouse Massacre is the shootout that happened when Floyd Allen attended court to try and overturn his convictions when the plan backfired, the Allen clan decided on revenge and a shootout occurred. The incident that The Red Ribbon by Pepper Basham can be found at https://theroanoker.com/interests/history/hillsville-massacre. If you love true crime fiction and historical fiction then this series is for you. The other thing I loved is that all authors in this series are also Christian based. I am now looking forward to reading the other books in this True Colours Series.


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