I enjoyed the story Mad in Mississippi. However, there were a lot of editing mistakes. This is expected in many of the newer books.
I do take exception to the house dresses worn by Bitsy. I was born and raised in Mississippi. Never have I worn a house dress. Even when I was a stay at home mom in the 19s0's, I never wore a dress to do house work. Dresses were saved for church, funerals, and weddings. If it wasn't for the cell phones, I would have thought the story was written in the 1950's or 1960's. My daughter is a contemporary of Bitsy's. When she does housework, she wears pants or shorts. In Mississippi and other places in the south, pants are now worn for church, funerals, and weddings. In fact, my sister-in-law wore jeans to my mother's funeral. The story seemed to be stuck in the 50's.
Another thing that reminded me of the 50's and 60's was that the man of the house was supposed to be the boss. That would not go over very well with my daughter or my daughter-in-law. Cooking, cleaning, and laundry are shared equally in their households.
I liked Bitsy's gumption. The idea of revenge is sweet. I did enjoy the story, even though it did seem a little out dated.