Rhett Butler's People Donald McCaig
Publisher: St. Martin's Press

Of course a writer can write from the viewpoint of Southern slave owners who of course would be racist and view black people with, at best, benevolent paternalism, without her characters' attitudes necessarily being her own. I've watched the movie, read the book, read both Scarlett by Alexandra Ripley and Rhett Butler's People by Donald McCaig. I only know 2 sequels to "Gone With the Wind", "Scarlett" by Alexandra Ripley and "Rhett Butler's People" by Donald McCraig. I knew I had to read it, knew I had to find. But it's very This is where we find out that Rhett Butler killed a negro for being insolent to a white woman, and the fact that he's been put in jail for it is a terrible injustice and evidence of Yankee hatred and lawlessness. Or if you've only read one of them, what did you think? To make matters worse, Scarlett now understands she's loved Rhett right from the beginning. The new Audi 1 mght be a good buy for some people but not for the Rhett Butlers of this, or the cinematic world. So, which one do you think is better? While preparing for this post, I discovered that a new book was being released in the Gone With the Wind family. The fact is that nothing but a four door car would suit a personality such as Rhett Butler.