A Southern Place

A Southern Place
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Total Pages : 300
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ISBN-10 : 1937178390
ISBN-13 : 9781937178390
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Book Synopsis A Southern Place by : Elaine Drennon Little

Download or read book A Southern Place written by Elaine Drennon Little and published by . This book was released on 2013-05 with total page 300 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Mary Jane Hatcher- everyone calls her Mojo- is beat up bad. She's in the ICU of Phoebe Putney, the largest hospital in South Georgia, barely able to talk. How Mojo goes from being that skinny little girl in Nolan, a small forgotten town along the Flint River, to the young woman now fighting for her life, is where this story begins and ends. Mojo, her mama Delores and her Uncle Calvin Mullinax, like most folks in Nolan, have just tried to make the best of it. Of course, people aren't always what they seem, and Phil Foster-the handsome, spoiled son of the richest man in the county-is no exception. As the story of the Mullinax family unfolds, Mojo discovers a family's legacy can be many things-a piece of earth, a familiar dwelling, a shared bond. And although she doesn't know why she feels such a bond with Phil Foster, it is there all the same, family or not. And she likes to think we all have us a fresh start. Like her mama always said, the past is all just water under the bridge. Mojo, after going to hell and back, finally comes to understand what that means.


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