Rebel Yell
by Alice Randall
Bloomsbury USA
Reviewed by Reginald Harris

“Abel was dying white. It was a triumph.”

The mystery of how a person can turn his back on his past is at the center of Alice Randall’s novel Rebel Yell. As the story opens, Abel Jones Jr., son of a famous Nashville civil rights lawyer, collapses in the men’s room of the Rebel Yell dinner theater Continue reading →