Plantation Sequel Lowcountry Summer: A Plantation Novel, (Paperback)

from mollybowden

Admittedly, I arrived at the Lowcountry Tales party a little late; this seems to be the 7th in a series, but the first I have read. No matter - it was a great party!! While I started the novel not knowing the other party goers, I immediately had several things in common, and therefore got to know...

from bgherman

IF you love Dorothea Benton Frank Books, this will not disappoint you. it is almost a sequel to her book Plantation. It is a book about a strong southern woman, who tries to hold a family together that is caught in a turmoil. The description of the scenery and the building of characters is in tru...

from LanaFun

Dorothea Benton Frank gives her characters a Southern voice that rings with authenticity. Lowcountry Summer is marked with humor, as offered by the main character of Caroline who meets life's hardship with a dose of sarcasm and wisdom that can only be realized around the kitchen table of a lowcou...

from NewsieQ

When Caroline Wimbley Levine, a 40-something divorced mother of one son, moves in to help her brother Trip care for his four daughters (two are terrifying, one is on the road to obnoxious, and one is OK), she has her hands full. The dysfunctional family situation that requires her intervention (m...

from busyreadin

A very disappointing story from one of my favorite authors. I felt the characters were cardboard, no substance to them. There was a situation with 3 teenage girls that could have been so entertaining, and offered so much to work with, but was just not utilized. Also, a death of a character that s...