Wearithorne, Or In The Light Of To-day

This novel follows the fortunes of the Wear family, a wealthy Southern clan struggling to adapt to the changes wrought by Reconstruction. Through the eyes of the Wear children and their circle of friends and acquaintances, Reeves explores the social, economic, and political landscape of post-Civil War America, offering a nuanced portrayal of a complex and turbulent time in our nation's history.

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