Carole B. reviewed on 11/23/2006 + 42 more book reviews

caney paston wanted his cafe to have the biggest, brightest sign in eastern OK-- the opening soon part was supposed to be just a removable painted notice. but a fateful misunderstanding gave vietnam vet caney the flashiest pole in the entire state.. 12 years later, the once-busy highwy is dead, the joke is old and the sign is as worn as caney, who hasn't ventured outside the diner since it opened. then along comes a 30ish CRow woman with a half-dead 3 legged dog. she teaches the town generosity, love and the possibility of promise.

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