A Roll In the Hay?  Hmmm…

A Roll In the Hay? Hmmm…

“So, in this next book, are they going to take a roll in the hay?” An old and dear friend pulled me aside the other day and asked me this question, referring to Luke and Christine. I was evasive in answering. He, (yes, it was a he) didn’t like this. “It’s a yes or no […]

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Estelle’s Benefit Ball Banana Bread

Estelle’s Benefit Ball Banana Bread

From the desk of Estelle Pillow, Owner of the Sweetlife Bakery. Hi, everybody! The Watervalley Benefit Ball was this past week. Lord have mercy, has it seen some changes.  The occasion used to be strictly formal with tuxedos and evening gowns. But over time the few blue bloods that did live in Watervalley became blue hairs. […]

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Author’s Blog – Gentle Fiction

Author’s Blog – Gentle Fiction

Gentle Fiction…What It Is and Why I Write It. Some of my favorite Southern authors, William Faulkner, Flannery O’Conner, Thomas Wolfe, and James Dickey, just to name a few, all have one thing in common: they didn’t write gentle fiction. They wrote Southern gothic. Southern gothic focuses on the depravity of our beloved South and […]

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Farmer’s Co-op Report. January, 2015

Farmer’s Co-op Report. January, 2015

Lester’s Winter of Discontent Lester, who works back on the loading dock, hasn’t had the best of winters. His girlfriend, Sabrina, broke up with him right after Christmas. Apparently, the customized bowling ball he got her didn’t say, “I love you” as much as Lester thought it would. And of all things, she came by […]

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From Connie’s Mail Bag… Advice to a Young Boy

From Connie’s Mail Bag… Advice to a Young Boy

Dear Mrs. Thompson, I am writing to complain about my momma. My name is Robert and momma and my two younger brothers and me just moved here from Chicago. My mom grew up in Watervalley so she move us here because she and my dad got divorced. The other day she was getting in my […]

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Author’s Blog – The High Point

Author’s Blog – The High Point

  Well…I’m back! And so is life in Watervalley! The challenges of being a full time RN and writing great American literature (okay, maybe pretty darn decent American literature) proved to be overwhelming this last six months. But, book three is done! (Phew! More on that later.) Meanwhile, there is a lot of catching up […]

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