"A Devil Went Down To Georgia" by Deb Miller Landau delves into the tragic story of Lita McClinton Sullivan, a Black socialite whose life was cut short by a shocking murder. Set in the affluent suburb of Buckhead, Georgia, the book explores the complexities of Lita's life, her tumultuous marriage to Jim Sullivan, and the chilling events leading to her death. As Lita navigates the challenges of an interracial marriage in a racially tense environment, her husband's increasingly erratic behavior and financial secrecy strain their relationship. When Lita decides to leave, a sinister plot unfolds involving a hitman and a long pursuit for justice. The narrative uncovers the investigation's hurdles, including racial biases and a global manhunt, ultimately leading to a long-awaited conviction. Through meticulous research, Landau sheds light on this haunting crime and the relentless quest for justice by Lita's family.

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