Judy Christie’s Magnolia Market will leave your mouth watering for a buttered biscuit and another ‘Trumpet and Vine’ novel.
It appears the only type of luck Avery Bouchard has is bad. The story picks up a year after the accidental death of her husband. Her in-laws are rich, and they have a grudge against her. With a family like Avery’s in-laws, who needs enemies?
At first glance, Avery appears to come from a world of high society and cotillions. But looks can be deceiving. She’s the only daughter of widowed missionary. This young woman doesn’t mind rolling up her sleeves and making the best out of a bad situation.
I loved Magnolia Market and recommend it to readers who enjoy stories that feature strong heroines, southern charm, quirky characters, complex families and small town living. If you haven’t read Judy Christie’s book, Sweet Olive, read it first. Magnolia Market will stand on its own, but why miss out on another great read.
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