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"Lynn Pruett's novel drops us into a small town during a blistering Alabama summer where Hattie Bohannon has just opened a truck stop. A magnet for transients of questionable background and inclination, and run by Hattie's nubile daughters, the truck stop is an uneasy presence in tradition-bound, gossipy Maridoches.". "Hattie is quietly mourning her recently dead husband and trying to determine the contours of her self alone, but too often her strong-willed daughters - whose burgeoning sexuality is attracting attention from the truck-stop patrons - keep her at loose ends. In a season of…
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2004Grove Press · 288 pages · 9780802140395
- Other · English · 2013Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated · 9780802192455
- Other · English · 2003Thorndike Press · 499 pages · 9780786251445
- Other · English · 2002Atlantic Monthly Press · 279 pages · 9780871138552
Single mothersFictionTruck stopsClergyMothers and daughtersWidowsWomenMothers and daughters, fiction






