This book has been on my to-read list for awhile. The premise of the book was very intriguing to me: "A Modern Day Slave, an International Art Dealer and the Unlikely Woman Who Bound Them Together." It sounded like a very interesting combination of personalities and I was interested to see how their stories would develop. The first half of the book basically gives you the background on Denver Moore (the modern-day slave) and Ron Hall (the International Art Dealer). I found the details regarding sharecropping and life in Red River Parish, Louisiana fascinating. Without giving away too much of the story, this book definitely is an emotional journey and not a light hearted read. While portions of the story are heart wrenching, it is a touching story of friendship and how one person's life can touch so many others. I enjoyed visiting the book's website to see photos of Denver, Deborah and Ron, as well as some members of their families.
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