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| ISBN: 9781683701309 Gilead Publishing Christian fiction $15.99 |
Shay Henke has mixed feelings about going to her family's next reunion. On the one hand, she'll get to see everyone in her mama's family---folks she loves unconditionally. On the other hand, she knows there'll be more drama than you can shake a stick at.
The days leading up to the event bring one surprise after another. First Shay must deal with her sister-in-law's deep, dark secret. Then she has to contend with the childish ways of her business-mogul twin cousins. And when her high school crush wants to be her date to the reunion . . . well, it may have been a dream come true for Shay's teen self, but the woman she's become doesn't know what to make of this.
Shay's contentment is challenged, and she's determined to shake things up a bit. But will she find the excitement she's looking for, or will Shay realize she prefers her quiet and predictable life?
One thing is certain: Life with the Bucklin family is never boring.
Meet the Author: Debby Mayne writes family and faith-based romances, cozy mysteries, and women's fiction and is the author of more than 60 novels and novellas-plus more than 1,000 short stories, articles, and devotions for busy women. Debby is currently an etiquette writer for The Spruce.
Debby grew up in a military family, which meant moving every few years throughout her childhood. She was born in Alaska, and she has lived in Mississippi, Tennessee, Oregon, Florida, South Carolina, Hawaii, and Japan. Her parents were both from the Deep South, so Debby enjoys featuring characters with Southern drawls, plenty of down-home cooking, and folks with quirky mannerisms. High Cotton is the first book in the Bucklin Family Reunion series.
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DISCLOSURE: I received a complimentary copy to facilitate a review. Opinions expressed by me are mine, alone, and are freely given. Giveaway copy is provided directly to the winner by Gilead Publishing.
Yes, I'm a Southerner by birth. I do love well-made Southern Sweet Tea!
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We call it iced tea where I'm from, but it's the same thing. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteDo you like sweet tea (I'm "talking" ice cold, dark, sweet, Southern tea)? It's okay
ReplyDeleteHave you ever visited in the South - or do you live there? I have never visited the south
Even tho I grew up in the south, I'm not really a fan of sweet/iced tea. I prefer hot tea.
ReplyDeleteI love sweet tea and have visited the south several times. One of my favorite attractions is the Charleston Tea Plantation.
ReplyDeleteI have never visited in the South and do not like cold sweet tea.
ReplyDeleteI love cold ice tee!!
ReplyDeleteI love sweet tea! I haven't visited the South yet, but would like to go there someday.
ReplyDeleteMy gram always made sweet tea when i was growing up. This was in Pennsylvania before us Northerners really had sweet tea as a thing. Most places and restaurants always had tea with lemon flavor, not sweet tea. I love the south and hope to retire there someday.
ReplyDeleteI am born, live and raised in the south. I love dark sweetened ice tea.
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