Southern
Fried Women by Pamela King Cable is a book of short
stories that can't help but evoke readers' emotions. I laughed, and I cried. It
begins with "Southern Fried Women," which was one of my favorites. "Beach
Babies" and "Coal Dust on my Feet" were my two other favorites,"
sad, but awesome stories. Ms. Cable showcases the South in honesty and realism
and for characterization, you'll stumble upon a few swear words, but some
stories have none. If you like Southern reads with real Southern flavor, she
delivers a book you won't be able to put down. Once I started reading it, I
didn't want to do anything else but finish it. Her writing is humorous and
real. She knows the South, and her writing shows it, so I had to give the book
the five stars it so well deserves. I'm glad I didn't miss this one.
2 comments:
I had not heard of this author. Thanks for pointing her out and the review. Have a lovely week! :O)
Diane, I'm glad you found a new author. I know you'll enjoy this book. I loved it. Blessings, BJ
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