Finn begins and ends with a murder whose victim, echoed in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, is a woman skinned and left to drift down the Mississippi. The secret of her identity, and the reason she has been stripped of all that suggests her race, is Finn's story - and the start of his headlong rush to his own violent death. 304p.
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Finn begins and ends with a murder whose victim, echoed in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, is a woman skinned and left to drift down the Mississippi. The secret of her identity, and the reason she has been stripped of all that suggests her race, is Finn's story - and the start of his headlong rush to his own violent death. 304p.