After Jake Blair, the wealthy uncle of the highest paid attorney in a small Southern city, was arrested for the murder of his invalid wife and is out on bail, he and his nephew become targets of the Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Clan. But why? Voluntarily returning to jail for protective custody, Jake ends up dead in his cell the night before his trial. Angry and perplexed, with only vague clues to go on, his attorney nephew, Rob, hires a private investigator from the capitol city to get to the bottom of this mystery. After a police officer is found guilty of his uncle's murder, he too ends up dead: hanging by a bed sheet in his jail cell. Who is doing what to whom? A conspiracy is evident, but who could be at the helm of it? It all started when Rob saw something strange through his uncle's window by moonlight the night his aunt died. Stan St. Clair's gripping novella, By the Glow of the Strawberry Moon, inspired by actual events, will keep you on the edge of your seat to the very end.