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“A Stillness of Chimes” by Meg Moseley

This is the story of Laura Gantt.  She is returning to the small Georgia town she ran from twelve years earlier when she was eighteen.  At that time, her father had recently drowned, her relationship with her mom, Jess, was … Continue reading

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“Gone South” by Meg Moseley

Letitia McComb, Tish, has been named after her Civil War-era great-great-great grandmother.  Tish, a northerner, decides to restart her life in a small southern town. An only child, she has survived the death of her fiancée shortly before their wedding, … Continue reading

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