Dorothea Benton Frank was a New York Times best-selling American novelist of Southern fiction. She worked in the apparel industry from 1972 until 1985 and then organized fundraisers as a volunteer, before becoming a novelist.
She is best known as the author of twenty novels placed in and around the Lowcountry of South Carolina.
This book was a joy and blessing to read. When things go right you need family; when things go wrong you need family. What God hath joined together let no man tear apart.
Another absorbing story. You cannot leave the characters. They draw you in and you become immersed in their low country world. I am a southern gal and a 30+ year South Carolinian. DBF is spot on in how special this state is along with its people. As always, this story is told from many viewpoints and filled with lush descriptions, relatable problems, and realistic solutions. A must read!
Since the first book I read by this author, I've been hooked. The first book was forced on me by my older sister with the caveat that she definitely wanted it returned. Since that time I'm always keeping an eye out for new releases. I know I'm supposed to talk about the construction and praise Ms Frank's talent but I really love all of her books but especially this one!