Free on Kindle Unlimited until May 12th. Mourning Dove, a Southern family saga set on the genteel side of 1970's Memphis, won the 2018 Words on Wings Award for Book of the Year by Literary Classics, First in Category in the Chanticleer Reviews Somerset Award, The silver medal in regional fiction from the IPPY Awards, and the Bronze medal for Southern Fiction by Readers' Favorite.

Charles Hardin Holley's review: Style and substance are the two necessary ingredients any book must have. This book exemplifies both. I was charmed and delighted by the author’s descriptive abilities. Her use of language, metaphors, turns of phrase kept me turning each page. She can make a table sound interesting.
I now know what it was like to be a Southern Belle. There’s a lot going on more than meets the eye, which is why this is so engrossing. The reader is dropped into the life of the upper crust, replete with a big back story and complicated family life. What characters they are. Posey, the mother, is all about refinement and a survivor. Finley, the bother of narrator and protagonist Millie, is a compelling, complicated, charismatic, enigma, bearing a resemblance to Holden Caufield. Then there is the Colonel; let’s just say he doesn’t come across as a nice guy. There are other supporting characters and they all move the story along.
I enjoyed reading every sentence, and some of them are downright extraordinary and wise.
Claire Fullerton is a bright new star. I’ve read her last two books, and they are great, but this one is a masterpiece. https://amzn.to/2vQg11H