If you read and loved "So B. It", then you will love "Pie" even more. The mystery, the pie recipes, the friendships are all to be enjoyed lying under a shade tree on a hot summer day. Sarah Weeks tells a tale that fills you with love, excitement and hope.
The title alone is intriguing and then throw in the creative name of the author and I was interested. Then I cracked open the cover jacket and as I was scanning the book blurb, I spied a familiar name...North Carolina...and then the word "mountains". Being that I grew up in a small town in the Blue Ridge mountains of North Carolina, I knew this was a book that I would have to try.
This is a book that will trouble and deeply sadden many a reader with its unfortunate truths to a side of America that many of us would rather forget. The extremists...the followers...the almighty...the victims. Wiley Cash took his knowledge of a certain religious sect and wove a powerful story that I will ponder for a long time.
