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The Periwinkle Blues: Woven Branches, Book 5
A lot can happen in a single day...
In this special edition of Woven Branches, a series of flashbacks answers some of Tennyson County's biggest questions...
*What happened to Billy Washington in Atlanta?
*How did Jeremiah Waddell lose his hand?
*Who is Allison Edwards' father?
*What is the deal with R.W.?
*Who exactly is Bruce?
*What happened during the 1990s blackout?
New faces are revealed, Freeda Mae Hawkins (owner of the county's only beauty salon), Maxine Stewart (the madam's sister), Agnes Vanderpool (a cranky cleaning lady), and the mysterious Santiago Espenoza.
Ghosts of the past rise to the present, as one character takes a final breath. No wonder folks are suffering from The Periwinkle Blues.
It's time to catch up on your stories, y'all.
Wooooot
Woven Branches is a Southern Gothic novella book series set in the fictional Noeware, Georgia. It's like an American daytime soap opera in book form.
In this special edition of Woven Branches, a series of flashbacks answers some of Tennyson County's biggest questions...
*What happened to Billy Washington in Atlanta?
*How did Jeremiah Waddell lose his hand?
*Who is Allison Edwards' father?
*What is the deal with R.W.?
*Who exactly is Bruce?
*What happened during the 1990s blackout?
New faces are revealed, Freeda Mae Hawkins (owner of the county's only beauty salon), Maxine Stewart (the madam's sister), Agnes Vanderpool (a cranky cleaning lady), and the mysterious Santiago Espenoza.
Ghosts of the past rise to the present, as one character takes a final breath. No wonder folks are suffering from The Periwinkle Blues.
It's time to catch up on your stories, y'all.
Wooooot
Woven Branches is a Southern Gothic novella book series set in the fictional Noeware, Georgia. It's like an American daytime soap opera in book form.
188 pages, Paperback
Published May 14, 2026
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July 4, 2026
Once again, I was hooked from the page one. G.L. Yancy continues to weave a tale full of larger than life characters that suck you in to the small town of Noeware, Georgia. It’s so engaging that I feel like I know the characters. And true to form, the ending was a surprise and left me wanting more.
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