Black Mountain Hymn

Loretta Hobson has already buried two children and watched her father die with coal dust in his lungs—she knows exactly what the mountains take from people who fight back. But when the coal company throws her family into the mud for the crime of wanting fair wages, she discovers that silence costs even more. In the tent colonies of Logan County, West Virginia, 1921, one woman's stubborn courage becomes the spark that could save hundreds of lives—or destroy everything she has left.