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Pullman

by Debra LeeHistria Fiction

$19.99

Booze, sex, and jazz are prevalent in the New Orleans of the Roaring Twenties. One might expect to find this in the seedier sides of the city, but naï ve Pullman Porter Eugene Ste. Cherie encounters it away from the tracks. As they say, no good deed goes unpunished.

ISBN
978-1-59211-563-1

About This Book

Pullman by Debra Lee

Booze, sex, and jazz are prevalent in the New Orleans of the Roaring Twenties. One might expect to find this in the seedier sides of the city, but naï ve Pullman Porter Eugene Ste. Cherie encounters it away from the tracks. As they say, no good deed goes unpunished. Eugene deboards the train to assist a white passenger and is rewarded by being asked to work in one of the luxurious lakefront casinos near Spanish Fort during his off time. Though prohibition is in effect, he discovers that alcohol flows like the waters in the many canals running between the Mississippi River and Lake Pontchartrain. Eugene follows the path back into the city along the lavish boulevards and avenues as he continues to tend bar at the city’ s many social events. His wife, Eartha, keeps her eyes on the money he makes tending bar, overlooking the manipulative secrets and lies surrounding him.

About the Author

Debra Lee — Debra Lee is from a Black Catholic Patriarchal New Orleans family. She is a remarkable story teller whose goal is to honor the ancestors. Her four grandparents represented six ethnic cultures – Native American, Hispaniolan, Chinese, White, Black (slave and free). Ms. Lee has lived in four states and worked at five dozen jobs for city and state governments, corporations, universities, a factory, and in retail management. Her family hosted international students at both undergraduate and professional levels from African and Asian countries, and Turkey. She also volunteered as an advocate for parents of children with special needs. Her short stories have been published in a number of periodicals. Pullman, her first novel, was published in August 2025.

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