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Krzysztof ślaziński k67f3 — Valerie J. Patterson's short story, That Taste of Orange, is a delighful and fast read. Within the first paragraph, Ms. Patterson puts the reader in the midst of the heroine's plight. Sabrina and her husband own and operate a pastry shop. The rush of the Christmas season is upon them, and with it comes an emotional strain on their marriage. The endless arguments take their toll on Sabrina and crush her heart when she begins to question if her marriage has what takes to survive. For those of you who love a bit of angst mixed with the madness of the holiday season, you'll enjoy this story. The dialgue between Sabrina and Chas is real and believable, as are the problems within their marriage. Before you reach the end, you'll be hoping they have a very, Merry Christmas.

Wellington Spinola wspinola — When I read about the South, esp. about Civil War times or the civil rights era, I often hold my breath. I ask myself: "How bad is this going to make Southerners look?" (Admittedly, sometimes the negative descriptions are justified, but someitmes the whole story has not been told.) One of the things I liked about this book was that, to me, it felt real. There were descriptions of horrible behavior and redeeming behavior. This was a fascinating, thoughtful read.