Robert Kenneth Wright, a renowned local musician, historian, and adjunct professor at the University of Louisiana Monroe, has released a new novel, “Morgan’s Market.” This compelling narrative follows the journey of Gerald Morgan Jr., who inherits his father’s small grocery store in Monroe at the age of 18 and transforms it into a thriving regional chain.
Wright’s novel explores themes of legacy, innovation, and community development as it chronicles the Morgans’ expansion across the South. The book showcases how a family business can become a force for positive change, touching countless lives through ethical practices and community engagement. Readers will be inspired by the Morgans’ unwavering commitment to the values instilled by Gerald’s father, even as they face challenges and celebrate triumphs.
Of particular interest to local readers, the novel…
