The White Moll

The White Moll, published in 1920 by Frank L. Packard, is a mystery fiction novel centered on Rhoda Gray, a woman known as the White Moll in New York's criminal underworld. The narrative explores her duality as both a compassionate protector and a figure of crime, highlighting her struggles with identity and morality. The story opens with a tense confrontation that sets the stage for Rhoda's journey through danger and loyalty, revealing the complexities of her character and the harsh realities of her environment.