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Fast-faced novel of mystery, romance,and secrets cooked up in small East Texas town cafe.
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In "Aunt Lutie's Blue Moon Cafe," reluctant cafe owner, Mary Margaret Butler, finds herself involved with misfit employees, murder, foster care, and romance in this novel with a cast of characters who will definitely entertain.
Grab a copy, pour a glass of sweet tea (or any libation you prefer) and follow MM through love and loss, calm seas and murder, and the introduction to characters who will tug at your heart along with "others" who live in small tgowns everywhere...includin' the resident ghost.
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Most everyone has fond memories of growing up. This books offers the reader a glimpse of the richness and abundance of life through the eyes of a Southern gal.
Barbara Deming takes the reader to a time and place in the South when life was simple, to small towns where the only rule of law was that everyone knew what you were doing--just the place for a tomboy who loved to get into mischief as well as climb mulberry trees to write. In "Growing up Barefoot in the South," take a trip back to those "good old days" when love for family, church and country, and a good day's hard work for a good day's pay, were part of the values learned. | |  | | Pink Poodle Pie (Other Tales of Women Getting Even)
A short story collection of stories about women from all walks of life, offering a glimpse of a most often hidden quality--the art of revenge.
span style="font-family: Times New Roman">span style="font-size: medium">Pink Poodle Pie offers, via humor, angst, and that get-even quality women seem to be born with, a glimpse into the workings of the heart and devious mind of ordinary females when they are "done wrong." These nineteen stories stitch a quilt of fun and mayhem that prove the inner strength of women, and the willingness, capability, and joy to seek revenge.br />
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