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My church book club read this book about a year ago. I did not read it at that time because it had not become available on PBS. I since received it and read it and I loved it! It is a super-fast read that kept me interested all the way through. It didn't get bogged down in unnecessary detail that is irrelevant to the story as so may books do (which make a book much longer than need be). I really like this author's style. It made it very easy and enjoyable to read. I have also read Savannah from Savannah by her and it is also good.
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this is a great story...very funny...hard to put down but very true and makes you want to examine your own life! Denise Hildreth is one of my newest favorite authors!
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Rose Fletcher's is a high-powered child advocate in Washington, Dc. Rose has put her Southern upbringing behind her. Rose must head South for home -a place where the mother she headed north to escape still resides.
Rose runs into many detours on the road to home. Through these detours she reminded of memories she had forgotten. Things that she did not want to remember. Her life is in the brink of disaster and the last place she wants to go is home. It'll take the interventions of strangers and a painful miracle of grace to help her find that place called "home" once again. You never know who is watching you and praying for you along the way.
GREAT STORY!!! I loved it.
Nora St.Laurent - Book Club Servant Leader
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