The festering racial tensions in a Tennessee backwater town called Forrest come to the boil after a black grandmother is raped and shot by a gang of white teenagers. Only one man has the capacity to keep a lid on the mounting violence and that?s the town?s senior black cop, Walter Robinson. Only trouble is Walter?s own life isn?t in great shape: his constant infidelities are wrecking his marriage, and his nephew Cebo is the street druglord who?s leading the charge to take revenge on the whites. This is a two-fisted portrayal of the New South as it really is ? riven by poverty, drugs and racism, but still struggling towards a better future. In Shadow of Light, James E. Cherry reports back from America?s internal frontline.
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James E. Cherry is a southern-born black man. He experienced a spiritual, mental and cultural awakening in his mid-twenties, which inspired him to become a writer. Shadow of Light is his first novel.
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