I’d asked for a review copy of The Goddess of Fried Okra because I loved the title and the cover… I guess sometimes you just go with what you see… 
Title: The Goddess of Fried Okra
Author: Jean Brashear
ISBN-13: 9780984125890
ARC
Publisher: Bell Bridge Books, 2010
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Source: Bell Bridge Books
drey’s thoughts:
In this heartwarming tale of hope, Eudora “Pea” O’Brien is buried under her grief and guilt at her sister’s death, and takes off on a road trip to find the reincarnation of her sister. She doesn’t go very far when she rescues a young pregnant teenager from an abusive boyfriend, finds herself a kitten, and runs over a con artist… And then her car dies. Guess life has a way of interrupting plans, huh?
Jean Brashear’s The Goddess of Fried Okra is one of those books that pulls you in and doesn’t let go until you’re done. The story is eclectic–mentions of Conan the Barbarian sit alongside Isis and Odin’s wolves. And the characters are endearing. You find yourself rooting for Pea to look up and realize that she’s found something better than what she was searching for–she’s found a home.
drey’s rating: 3.5/5 Very Good
Challenges: 100+, Pub
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