Sweet Tea and Sympathy (A Southern Eclectic Novel) by Molly Harper
I picked this novel out at my library and decided to read it last weekend while the temperature outside had a high of -10 (without the wind chill) and I went deep into hermit mode. I reluctantly left the house Sunday morning for a grocery run, and then returned, not leaving until Tuesday morning for work. January through March, I prefer to stay home every night, out of the cold. The bitter cold Iowa has had for the past week or so has made it even easier to just say "Nope, not going out!" and plopping myself on the couch. I haven't even turned the TV on; preferring quiet and a good book. I recognized Molly Harper's name from the years of shelving romance novels at Barnes and Noble. She's pretty popular, and has fun, paranormal romance down. I may have even read one or two of her books in the past, so I was willing to give this one a try. The subtitle: A Southern Eclectic Novel had me wondering just what the heck that was--does it...