What Happens in Texas

from Tahleen

Fun characters, but not a whole lot of story. I felt like there were too many subplots; in fact, I'm pretty sure it was all subplot and no main plot. If there had been an actual story that threaded everything together, it would have been a better read. Ultimately I was underwhelmed. Recommended t...

from debnance

Do we have a name for the genre this book falls into? Women's Fiction, but that is really too broad. How about Women's Fiction About Women Who Join Clubs Together and Meet to Try to Figure Out Why Their Marriages Failed and Why Their Kids Are Brats? Yes. That might cover it. And we love these sto...

from mom2acat

This humorous, and at times touching novel is about 4 friends living in Cadillac, Texas, where the best jalapenos in the world, (well, at least the best in the state of Texas) are grown. Cathy and Marty are twins, who have converted their childhood home into Clawdy's Cafe, named after their late ...

from Cats57

I might be the only one that had problems with this novel. As much as I really wanted to love it, I usually love books about gossipy, witchy, sometimes backstabbing women...I had problems ever even connecting with some of these women. This is going to be difficult for me to write, since I don't w...

from blodeuedd

Everything is calm in Cadillac, Texas until Aunt Agnes declares war on Violet Prescott, the president of the Blue-Ribbon Jalapeno Society, just in time for the annual jubilee. But after the festivities-and the hostilities-are over, it's four friends who are left standing, proving once again that ...