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At forty, Chanell Foster is proud and popular in her hometown of Cornerville, Georgia. Her beauty shop is more than her business - it is the town's social hub - and one's status in Cornerville is ensured by a standing weekly appointment in Chanell's book. But life in a small southern town can change without warning. For Chanell, it begins when several of her regular customers fail to appear for their appointments one morning. By day's end her is salon is completely empty, as if the plague itself had been discovered there. Chanell doesn't understand the reason, but she sees a small-town social…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 1997HarperCollins · 272 pages · 9780060927981
- Other · English · 1996HarperCollins Publishers · 259 pages · 9780060173791
FictionCreolesBeauty operatorsRacismBusinesswomenGeorgia, fictionFiction, generalCity and town life









