A best-seller Historical/fictional novel full of adventure/action and a sizzling suspense book. A passionate, forbidden love affair including-murder! Witchcraft and superstition went hand in culture and heritage.
If you enjoy reading a gripping intense history novel with high adventure with lots of sizzling suspense, then you must read: "Roots of Indifference," a thought-provoking historical saga with a passionate forbidden love affair full of lustful, explicit love. You will get to know the unforgettable main characters that go beyond all limitations to finally be together-including murder. This book is educational in heritage and its fine culture, powerful and explosive in a political entanglement intrigue.
Roots of Indifference is the winner of the Pinnacle Achievement Award in literature history, describing the appalling struggles never recorded about South-Texas Hispanic-American people's story living in a ruthless duration in an injustice time. People dealing with sensitive and difficult personal hushed issues, full of fear and superstitions. A book is a page turner and comes with many shocking supernatural incidents keeping you reading and wanting for more. A novel that will linger long after you read it. Its a novel that needs to be told during the suffering of the early century and based on true factual events. You will totally be amazed at its shocking ending!
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ROOTS OF INDIFFERENCE relates the injustices during a time so pertinent to the history of ethnic inequality. The history of the Rio Grande River affected the citizens living on both sides of the border - the imperialistic haughty `northern Americans' and the culture of a generation of Hispanics. To the author's credit she opens her book with a Prologue that relates the interaction of an elderly Mexican physician for both animals and humans, Fred Juelson, who is returning to Texas after a long absence and encounters abuse from some young Hispanic ruffians - a move that sets the tone for Juelson's recollections over the years of how time has changed the little town of Mercedes at the Texas- Mexican border. The story is fact-based fiction - a technique that allows the drama to bend to the will of the writer yet offer a valid exam of life and conditions during the time and location of the story. Wisely, Ragsdale incorporates supernatural incidents predicted and caused by the healers (`curandera'), and those practicing witchcraft - a factor that yields a sense of drama and a fine reflection of Mexican culture. There are murders, forbidden love affairs, conflicts and tensions that well describe the milieu and hence the history of a silent people, the victims of the animosity that raged at the border. Reading Ragsdale's book will underscore the problems we currently are encountering with the bitter debates over immigration of a people who were the first inhabitants of this `land of opportunity'. It makes you think and reprioritize the effects of history on today's culture.
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