Sandra S. (
Doss) from CINCINNATI, OH wrote on 6/4/2007...
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
I really didn't enjoy this book much. Gave up on it about halfway through. It's not a bad book, but it's pretty bland, in my opinion.
A. J. C. (
Bibliocrates) from TRINITY, AL wrote on 8/25/2007...
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
This book is about a young woman, Nonny Jane Frett, caught between two families in the very small town of Between, Georgia, the Crabtrees, from whom she was stolen, and the Fretts, by whom she was raised. If that wasn't enough cause for drama, throw in the fact that Nonny has two men in her life, Henry Crabtree, who has been in love with her for ages, and Jonno, her husband. This book is filled with unique characters, crazy, deaf, blind, criminal, this book has it all, another great book by Joshilyn Jackson, although I thought 'Gods in Alabama' was far better. This one starts off with a bang, slows down a bit in the middle, then picks up pace at the end, an enjoyable read overall! I'm beginning to like southern fiction.
Barbara M. S. (
SWEETIE) from CHAPIN, SC wrote on 7/24/2006...
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
I love books about the South by Southern authors. This book has the wildest assortment of characters I have seen in a while. It's not my normal Ann Rivers Siddons or Dorthea Benton Frank, but it will take you for a wild ride, and you can't put it down.