Review
'Joshilyn Jackson's stellar debut has all the elements of great southern fiction, a plucky heroine with a sense of humour, a gripping tale and a mysterious dead body that needs explanation. Arlene Fleet, with a crystal clear voice and purpose takes the reader on a wild ride of despair, hope and redemption that no reader is likely to ever forget. What a storyteller! What a new, original voice!' Adriana Trigiani, author of Lucia, Lucia 'Now there's a new Southern talent and Jackson's debut is a startling page turner... This is a beautifully crafted, sassy novel, where nothing is quite as it seems, and the way the final pieces of the jigsaw slot together... should surprise even the most jaded of readers.' -- Glamour 'This winning novel is the kind that readers crave: you can't stop turning the pages, but you wish it would never end. If Gods in Alabama becomes a best-seller, I won't be a bit surprised' Christina Schwarz, author of Drowning Ruth 'If you're looking for a lively, fun, yet compelling read, you've come to the right place!' -- Cassandra King, author of The Sunday Wife 'I couldn't put this book down. From the first chapter, the plot leaps forward, and it doesn't stop twisting and turning until the last page ... Funky and cool' -- Melanie Sumner, author of The School of Beauty 'GODS IN ALABAMA is a compelling, darkly humorous read that kept me turning the pages' -- Haywood Smith, author of The Red Hats Ride Agai
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Review
‘Joshilyn Jackson’s stellar debut has all the elements of great southern fiction, a plucky heroine with a sense of humour, a gripping tale and a mysterious dead body that needs explanation. Arlene Fleet, with a crystal clear voice and purpose takes the reader on a wild ride of despair, hope and redemption that no reader is likely to ever forget. What a storyteller! What a new, original voice!’ Adriana Trigiani, author of
Lucia, Lucia'Now there's a new Southern talent and Jackson's debut is a startling page turner... This is a beautifully crafted, sassy novel, where nothing is quite as it seems, and the way the final pieces of the jigsaw slot together... should surprise even the most jaded of readers.' (
Glamour )
‘This winning novel is the kind that readers crave: you can’t stop turning the pages, but you wish it would never end. If Gods in Alabama becomes a best-seller, I won’t be a bit surprised’ Christina Schwarz, author of
Drowning Ruth‘If you’re looking for a lively, fun, yet compelling read, you’ve come to the right place!’ (Cassandra King, author of
The Sunday Wife )
‘I couldn’t put this book down. From the first chapter, the plot leaps forward, and it doesn’t stop twisting and turning until the last page . . . Funky and cool’ (Melanie Sumner, author of
The School of Beauty )
'GODS IN ALABAMA is a compelling, darkly humorous read that kept me turning the pages’ (Haywood Smith, author of The Red Hats Ride Agai )
--This text refers to the
Paperback
edition.