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"...read it and cheer. This is a great book!" |
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Lynne Hinton
author of Friendship Cake
Complete Review |
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"...It is hard to believe that A Place Called Wiregrass is a first novel." |
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Anne Rivers Siddons
author of Islands
Complete Review |
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"... worthy of comparisons to fellow Southern writers Larry Brown & Lee Smith." |
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Tim McLaurin
author of The River Less Run
Complete Review |
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"...a born writer...Try putting this one down!" |
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Janice Daughtary
author of Like A Sister
Complete Review |
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"...uplifting. A real page turner with very strong characters." |
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Lee Smith
author of Saving Grace
Complete Review |
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Erma Lee is on the
run. Running from an abusive husband. Running from a mother who doesn't
care - never cared. Running from a soul-numbing factory job that embodies a spirit that has held her down her entire life.
She and her granddaughter,
Cher, flee to the town of Wiregrass, Alabama, where she can escape her past and start over
- or so Erma Lee thinks.
In A Place Called Wiregrass, Erma Lee forms an unlikely friendship
with Miss Claudia, an elderly socialite who is hiding a few details about
her own past. Life in Wiregrass is different, merciful and promising.
Promising, until the day Cher's convict father arrives in town and then
all three women must come to terms with buried secret.
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