Miracles In The Slums

Miracles in the Slums is a collection of thrilling true stories from the slums of early 20th-century America. Author Seth Cook Rees tells the stories of people who overcame difficult circumstances to create better lives for themselves, from prostitutes to alcoholics to drug addicts. A testament to the human capacity for resilience and hope.

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