pickHaving lived in Charleston, I loved how South of Broad brought the city to life—from Market Street to Hurricane Hugo. The vivid landmarks made the story feel real. It‘s a powerful tale of deep friendships, personal tragedy, and the enduring spirit of the South. A moving, atmospheric read.
pickBeen wanting to read a Charles Martin for a while. This was decent enough, though not sure if it will stick with me. Lots going on in this one, which has the potential to pull at the heartstrings.
pickMidnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil isn‘t so much about the murder of Danny Hansford as it is where the crime fits into Savannah society and the people impacted by it. It‘s an interesting way of telling a story, even if it means that the story loses some of the tension and propulsion a reader could rightfully expect from classic true crime. Full review: https://keepingupwiththepenguins.com/midnight-in-the-garden-of-good-and-evil-joh...
Received this book in a box for my Little Free Library ~ glad I added it to my personal shelf first.
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TODAY‘S PROMPT: RED COVER
A successful career, an ailing grandmother, a one-night stand, and a Southern family with untold secrets.
I would recommend THE ALMOST SISTERS to readers who enjoy Southern living and adorable characters you wish you could spend some time with and will miss once you turn the last page.
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/fy3jkfjf
pickMy best friend gave me this book and it‘s pure gold. Breaks your heart straight up.
bailedOkay. This bail is 100% on me. I really wanted this to be a book version of the History Channel‘s “Food that Built America” show. This is not like that. Family drama, oh yes. Characters that are difficult to like? You betcha. I‘m glad I found my copy at Savers for $3.99 because that‘s exactly where it‘s going back to. #HailtheBail
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"Spring Fever" by Mary Kay Andrews gave me spring vibes and not just because of the title.
