When I read the words, “Their faces are a blur now. I don’t remember the dress Granny
wore or the hymns we sang at her service. I don’t know if we ate fried chicken with pecan pie or deli sandwiches with banana pudding. I’m not sure of the weather; it feels like it may have been overcast because how dare the sun shine on that sad day, I knew I was holding a manuscript in which I could get lost.”
Scarlett’s descriptive writing will capture your imagination from the first line of chapter one you’ll find yourself on a very special journey. As you meet her family, you’ll find yourself smiling as memories of your own special family members seem to leap off the pages. I’m betting this is that book you’ll read more than once sometime within the next ninety days.
— Dave Hail
Camden House Books, LLC
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