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Something Blue
Jean Christopher Spaugh
"Spaugh, a Georgia author, delves deeply into the psyche of a woman
betrayed by those closest to her and produces an involved character
study worth consideration. Recommended." --Booklist
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Millie-Christine:
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
Joanne Martell
ForeWord Magazine
Book of the Year Nominee |
Music
of
Falling Water
Julia Oliver
"Julia Oliver
captures those hot days of Alabama...better than anybody, and all the
complication of race and class and place." --Lee
Smith |
The
Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break
Steven Sherrill
2000 Pulitzer Prize
and National Book Award Nominee |
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Lord
Baltimore
Stephen Doster
"This first
novel, a picaresque set in the coastal area of South Georgia, calls to
mind some of the best of the genre, including Mark Twain's Huckleberry
Finn and James Howard Kunstler's An Embarrassment of Riches."
--Library Journal
Starred Review
"First-time
novelist Doster hits all the right comical and serious notes in this
fantastical coming-of-age yarn."
--Booklist |
Sea-born
Women
BJ Mountford
"Sea-born Women
by first-time author BJ Mountford is great summer vacation reading,
especially for a trip to the Carolina shore. The book is a beautiful
blend of romance, mystery and historical legend."
--Greensboro News & Record |
Bloodlines of Shackleford Banks
BJ Mountford
"Filled with the tang of salt air and the sparkle of sunlight on
the waves, BJ Mountford's firs mystery has captured the lonely beauty of
North Carolina's Outer Banks...and the menace that lies in wait for the
unwary. Sea Born Women is a terrific debut!"
-- Margaret Maron
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The
Past is Never Dead
David Schulman
'A remarkable book. The color of the South has never been spun
from a more refreshing perspective.'
--Hunter Morgan, author of The Other Twin
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