Sold on Monday

1931. The Great Depression. People lose everything that they had: work, house, land, family and livelihood.
Reporter Ellis Reed takes a picture of two boys against the backdrop of a dilapidated house in rural areas and only later notices the sign "Two Children" Selses.
Ellis has a chance to write an article that will receive a wide resonance and bring fame. He will have to make a difficult decision, because he will subject these people to humiliate due to financial difficulties. The consequences of the publication of this picture will be incredible and unpredictable.
Pursued by his own secrets, the editorial secretary of Lilian Palmer sees in the photograph something more than just a good story. Together with Reed, they decide to correct the mistakes of the past and collect the destroyed family, risking everything that is expensive for them.
Inspired by a real newspaper photograph, which stunned readers across the country, this touching novel tells the story in the frame and behind the lens - about ambitions, love and far -reaching consequences of our actions.
New York Times, USA Today, Publishers Weekly, National Indiebound