Courtroom Drama
Not all religious fanatics come from the Middle East.
America has its own homegrown variety.
The Story:
Religion clashes with the U.S. Constitution in a small Georgia town when
local ministers campaign to ban Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from the high-school classroom.
Only one person stands up to them: English teacher Anne Brady.
She opposes censorship and believes in the separation of Church and State.
But the whole town sides with the preachers against her.
Soon she is a social outcast fighting to save her job and reputation.
Can she possibly win?
Court is now in session.
You be the judge.
You be the jury.
Readers Say:
"I just finished reading A Majority of One. It was one of the best books I have ever read. I just loved it. Terrific!"~Gail Leverett Stelling
“Exciting, interesting, and erudite. Moves quickly and surely to a surprising ending.” ~Larry Strattner, author, The Geek Assassin
“Few books surprise me in a way that wrings out my heart and turns me into a puddle of tears as this novel did. …extremely well-written and thought-provoking. A must-read. …would be a terrific selection for discussion groups.” ~Debbie Leone
“Loved this book... riveting and surprising. Robert Lamb's best novel yet. A must-read!” ~Lydia Taylor
“…could have been ripped from today's headlines. Should be recommended reading for any rational person.” ~Charles A. Ray
“One ends the book wishing that it could be assigned to high school students everywhere. It would encourage lively debate while shining a little light on why literature matters. A great read!” ~Pat Willer
“Give yourself a treat by reading this novel… Refreshing!” ~Sheila Morris, author, Deep in the Heart
“I loved this book. It should be assigned to students all over this country.” ~Goffinet McLaren, Author, Tom: A Life Saved ~ Lives Lost!
“Whether you are a believer or non-believer, this novel raises some thought-provoking questions that should not be ignored. It should be on the book list for any high school. …a real page turner.” ~Matthew Hamilton
“This book is very well written. The author develops characters well, keeps the plot moving forward, and has an excellent style…” ~E.A. Lake
“…a powerful, well-written account of life in the rural South. Outstanding use of dialogue throughout.”~Robert Jacobson
The Latest Amazon Review:
The one and only Robert Lamb does it again! A Majority of One is a great read!
(Format:Paperback|Verified Purchase, Amazon)
You won't find any answers in Robert Lamb's excellent book, A Majority of One, and that's the point. This is a book that demands your attention and begs you to question preconceived notions. If you've ever lived in a small Southern town, you will recognize the people in this book – both the heroes and villains. I love it when a plot surprises me, and I absolutely wasn't expecting the book's climactic moment, which I won't give away here. I will say that Lamb takes no easy roads, but every step -- or page -- of this journey is a delight." ~Mark Stevens, author, Clinchfield No. 1: Tennessee's Legendary Steam Engine
