The White Moll

"The White Moll" by Frank L. Packard is a tale set in the early 20th century. It centers around Rhoda Gray, known in New York's criminal underworld as the White Moll, a figure of duality and intrigue. The story begins with a tense encounter where Rhoda, confronted by a would-be robber, reveals her identity. This event triggers reflections on her past transformation from a protected life to one entrenched in crime. The beginning sections highlight Rhoda's role as both a protector and a criminal, showcasing her compassion amidst the grit and danger of her surroundings. The narrative emphasizes her internal struggles and her commitment to aiding others. The plot promises suspense, loyalty, and moral complexity as Rhoda balances her identity while safeguarding those around her from everpresent threats.