Random House Reader's Circle The Peach Keeper, (Paperback)

from onyx95

The house had set empty for so many years, when Paxton Osgood and her family chose to restore it, they didn't know what sort of trouble they were digging up . Coming back to Wall of Water had been a difficult decision for Willa Jackson without the well deserved reputation as the town prankster. K...

from zibilee

Willa Jackson is keeping a low profile in the small town of Walls of Water. Though she used to be quite a mischievous teenager, the grown-up Willa now runs a green sporting goods store and leads a very simple life. When an invitation to a society gala turns up in her mailbox, she wants nothing to...

from CherylGrimm

Missed the magic of her other books (even tho Claire Waverly makes a cameo catering) but still enjoyed the read. 4 old classmates reunite and find themselves (and each other) when skeletons are unearthed and memories shared. Allen's books are always like visiting good friends. Relaxing, warming a...

from amanderson

Another book about southern small towns, relationships, and romance from Allen. This one had a lighter and not as creative a sprinkling of magical realism in comparison to her other novels, and it was also lighter in conflict than the others. I'd go so far as to call it rather too saccharine and ...

from untitled841

The characters were not as strong as I was hoping they would be, but the story was still good. The story line follows two young ladies in the small town of Walls of Water North Carolina as they find out their families past while working on their independent present lives. Great friendship ensues ...