White Coat Fever

Set in the vibrant 1960s, this novel explores the intersection of music, civil rights, and aspirations within black college campuses. It delves into the lives of middle-class black women who are captivated by the pursuit of marrying doctors, reflecting their desires for upward mobility during a transformative era. Through a rich historical backdrop, the story highlights the cultural dynamics and personal ambitions that shaped a generation, moving away from Jefferson's usual crime genre to offer a poignant look at societal aspirations.