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The Quaker Café
Brenda Bevan Remmes
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Description for The Quaker Café
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When Liz Hoole, a free-spirited liberal from the Midwest, marries into a conservative Quaker family, she knows that raising children in compliance with Quaker values will be challenging. Twenty-five years later, she still feels like she’s falling short of expectations. Fortunately, her faith and her friends in the small, rural North Carolina town of Cedar Branch keep her strong. After her best friend’s politically powerful father dies, Liz stumbles upon secrets from the past that threaten to unravel the current harmony in Cedar Branch, a town with a history of racial tension. As she researches more and eavesdrops on ... Read more
When Liz Hoole, a free-spirited liberal from the Midwest, marries into a conservative Quaker family, she knows that raising children in compliance with Quaker values will be challenging. Twenty-five years later, she still feels like she’s falling short of expectations. Fortunately, her faith and her friends in the small, rural North Carolina town of Cedar Branch keep her strong. After her best friend’s politically powerful father dies, Liz stumbles upon secrets from the past that threaten to unravel the current harmony in Cedar Branch, a town with a history of racial tension. As she researches more and eavesdrops on ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2015
Publisher
Lake Union Publishing
Condition
New
Number of Pages
320
Place of Publication
Seattle, United States
ISBN
9781477822111
SKU
V9781477822111
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-50
About Brenda Bevan Remmes
Brenda Bevan Remmes lives with her husband near Black River Swamp, South Carolina, in an old family home filled with the history of generations past. Her stories and articles have appeared in many publications and journals, including Newsweek. She spent her career conducting rural health education programs for the Schools of Medicine at both the University of North Carolina and ... Read more
Reviews for The Quaker Café
“A story tinged with just the right Southern sound and sensibility—told with layers of laughter and love and lumps in the throat.” —Marti Healy, author of The Rhythm of Selby