Karen M. Cox, born in 1962 in the United States, is a respected historian specializing in the American South and Civil War-era history. With a passion for exploring complex historical narratives, she has contributed significantly to understanding regional identity and historical memory.
"1932 is a twist on Jane Austen's classic tale. Elizabeth Bennet has always led a pampered existence as the daughter of a university professor in the Midwest until the safety of her world dissolves around her due to unforeseen adversity. Amidst the ensuing upheaval, what--and who--might she discover as she rebuilds a life for herself and her family in the sleepy, backwater town of Meryton?"--Back cover.
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