Late Bloomers

by Peggy Webb

Playing rockabilly music in church was one thing…

Blowing a hole in her roof to chase a phantomintruder was quite another. And when Delta Jordanhears about her best friend's meltdown, she startspacking. It's clear Emily Jones needs her to be a safety net until she's strong enough to fly solo.

Whisking Emily off to Tuscany, Delta witnessesthe Italian countryside's healing effect on herfriend. Which is a good thing, because now Delta is the one needing Emily's advice. A renowned Italian artist has decided she's The One. Buttwice divorced (Emily calls her ex-husbandscowardly knuckleheads), Delta isn't falling intothat trap again.

Or is she? Because a wonderful thing happenswhen both women discover they can face thefuture and embrace its limitless possibilities.…

304 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published February 13, 2007

About the author

Peggy Webb. USA Today Bestseller, is the author of more than 100 novels. Her thrillers and literary novels have topped Amazon charts. A former adjunct instructor of writing at Mississippi State University, Millions of her novels have sold around the world in more than 25 languages. Peggy is the most prolific writer her home state of Mississippi has ever produced, and she is considered one of the most beloved and iconic authors in the business. Pat Conroy calls her literary work "astonishing," Kathie Fong Yoneda labels it "brilliant," and readers consider her books "Must Reads." Peggy's has won numerous awards, including many Reviewer's Choice, the Maggie, a Waldenbooks Award for #1 Bestseller of the Year, several Word Weaving Award of Excellence, and the prestigious Pioneer Award for creating the subgenre of romantic comedy. One of her novels was submitted for a Pulitzer. Peggy also writes under the pen names, Anna Michaels and Elaine Hussey.

Peggy is an accomplished pianist and singer, and has graced the stage of her local community theater in roles such as M'lynn in Steel Magnolias (played by Sally Field in the movie), and the White Witch in The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. She composed the blues lyrics she credited to her characters in two of her books, including her latest thriller series from Bookouture, the Logan Sisters. She passed her love of music to her family. Her son plays guitar and harmonica, her daughter and two granddaughters sing, her youngest grandson plays piano, and her grandson David Webb made the gorgeous photographs that appear through her new, state-of-the-art website. For her latest news, visit her website at peggywebb.com, stop by her blog to leave a note, and contact her with any questions. She appreciates her fans and loves hearing what you think.



Series:
* Westmoreland Diaries
* A Southern Cousins Mystery