Coffee & Crime Book Club

Coffee & Crime Book Club
Coffee & Crime Book Club — Pexels by Oziel Gómez
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Our Coffee & Crime Book Club book for January is “We Carry Their Bones,” by Erin Kimmerle. Call 864-850-7077 to reserve your copy and join us at the Hampton Memorial Library in Easley on Monday, January 23rd at 6:30pm to discuss this true crime book.

“We Carry Their Bones” recounts the story of the Dozier School, a Florida reform school shut down in 2011 due to reports of cruelty, abuse, and mysterious deaths, and the efforts of the author, a leading forensic anthropologist, to locate and exhume the graves of the boys buried there in order to reunite them with their families.

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