The House Girl
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Dan asked. Lina and Garrison were in his office for the first weekly meeting on the reparations claim. “Dresser will be here later, but let’s get started. I may have to run out early.” He checked his watch. “Who’s first?”
Lina glanced over at Garrison, who was sitting at attention, his eyes pegged to Dan. Over the week, they’d spoken on the phone frequently but she’d barely seen him, each of them intent on their respective assignments, their digital clocks flashing through the billable minutes. ...Since Dan’s refusal to send her to Richmond, Lina had focused her efforts on finding a plaintiff in New York. She had contacted people at the NAACP, the ABA, the National Bar Association, the Metropolitan Black Bar Association, the Black Women Lawyers’ Association. On Wednesday night, she’d attended an ACLU cocktail reception where she wore a name tag, made polite conversation and described the reparations case, the search for a lead plaintiff, the requisite tie to an enslaved ancestor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dan asked. Lina and Garrison were in his office for the first weekly meeting on the reparations claim. “Dresser will be here later, but let’s get started. I may have to run out early.” He checked his watch. “Who’s first?”
Lina glanced over at Garrison, who was sitting at attention, his eyes pegged to Dan. Over the week, they’d spoken on the phone frequently but she’d barely seen him, each of them intent on their respective assignments, their digital clocks flashing through the billable minutes. ...Since Dan’s refusal to send her to Richmond, Lina had focused her efforts on finding a plaintiff in New York. She had contacted people at the NAACP, the ABA, the National Bar Association, the Metropolitan Black Bar Association, the Black Women Lawyers’ Association. On Wednesday night, she’d attended an ACLU cocktail reception where she wore a name tag, made polite conversation and described the reparations case, the search for a lead plaintiff, the requisite tie to an enslaved ancestor.
What to read after The House Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tara Conklin to read onlineMoreLess
Guest a year ago
This book could do with an editor seeing as I skipped a few pages but other than that it’s absolutely brilliant
Guest 6 years ago
interesting read...found the author's style of switching between Jo and Lina interesting...but found myself skipping some pages..a good editor would have helped maintain a tight flow...
Guest 5 years ago
love this book absolutely beautiful
Guest 6 years ago
i wish i could eat poop
Guest 7 years ago
The book really needed a good editor to cut many passages. In other words, the book dragged when it had the ability to sing out. The characters were interesting(weHave met them before in other books with different names) but the relationship with missus offers a different look at such an intriguing subject. I wanted to know more about Josephines white knight and their time together;I did not need the ending to conclude as a fairy tale romance. But,hey, at least ms Conklin writes well and obviously did much research.
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