When the Moon Turns Blue

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Set against the backdrop of a divided small-town Georgia, the story follows Marietta as she grapples with the destruction of a Confederate statue, which exposes deep-seated tensions within her community. Following the death of her friend Harry, Marietta confronts shifting dynamics in her relationships, particularly with her childhood friend Butter and her brother Macon, who is determined to uphold the statue's legacy. This poignant novel explores themes of family, friendship, and the complexities of love amidst societal change.