The synopsis: How far would you run to find redemption?
Ro Grandee is the perfect Texas housewife. She's determined to be nothing like her long-missing mother, the one who left her with only a heap of old novels and her father's fists for company, so Ro keeps quiet and takes her husband's punches like a lady. But Ro wasn't always this way. Underneath her pastel skirts and hidden bruises lies Rose Mae Lolley, teenaged spitfire, Alabama heartbreaker, and a crack shot with a pistol. Rose Mae is resurrected when a gypsy's tarot cards foretell doom for dutiful Ro: her handsome husband is going to kill her. Unless she kills him first.
Armed with only her wit, her pawpy's ancient .45, and her dog Fat Gretel, Rose Mae hightails it out of Texas. In a journey that is by turns harrowing and exhilarating, she uncovers long buried truths about her family and herself, running from the man who will never let her go, on a mission to find the mother who did.
Labels:
chick lit,
reviews,
southern lit
This entry was posted on 7:29 AM
and is filed under
chick lit
,
reviews
,
southern lit
.
You can follow any responses to this entry through
the RSS 2.0 feed.
You can leave a response,
or trackback from your own site.

2 comments:
I am not a great audiobook fan, but I have listened to a couple of this author's books and loved them. Hers may be the exception to my rule.
Hers were literally the only ones I paid any attention to at all. I'd hear a snippet of it and ooh over it, and then I'd try to go back to it and have the same problem over again. Totally my loss.
Post a Comment