In the face of the sun : a novel
(Playaway)

Title from container.

Previously released by Recorded Books, 2022.

Issued on Playaway, a dedicated audio media player.

One set of earphones and one AAA battery required for listening.

Narrated by Lynnette R. Freeman and Tracey Conyer Lee.

To escape an abusive marriage, Frankie Saunders flees across the country to Los Angeles with her reckless, profane Aunt Daisy, who will do whatever it takes to settle old scores and resolve the past--no matter what the damage, forcing Frankie to make some hard choices.

1928, Los Angeles: The newly-built Hotel Somerville, a hotspot for the city's African-American elite, embodies prosperity and dreams of equality for all. Daisy Washington, an up-and-coming journalist, chronicles behind-the-scenes Hollywood scandals in order to save her family from poverty. But even the most determined young woman can play too many secrets too far. 1968, Chicago: Frankie Saunders is fleeing across America to escape from an abusive husband. She finds refuge with her reckless, profane Aunt Daisy. But even in LA Frankie finds there is no hiding from long-held secrets-- or her own surprising strength. Both women must come to grips with what they need, what they have left behind-- and all that lies ahead. -- adapted from back cover