Savannah Breeze: A Novel

This book didn’t arrive in very good condition. The sleeve is torn in multiple places and it has a huge stain down the side of all the pages with crud stuck to it (dead bugs maybe? Idk.) The other books I purchased looked better and were sold as “good” condition. The book itself is wonderful, one of my favorites from Mary Kay Andrews

That troublesome twoso, BeBe and Weezie, keep you ever entertained. I love her books - they're better than any show on TV and keep you coming back for more with her quirky personalities and situations.

This book was a fun ride. The book is funny and it is very easy to like the main characters. A great summer read. A feel good book for any woman who has been done wrong!

I enjoy her books just for the fun ofit. I have tried two of her book in the audio form so I could work out in the yard while enjoy a light fun story. I enjoyed the characters because they remind me of people that I know and I was fininshed with the book in 1 1/2 days, I just couldn't put it down. Have fun

If you read the first book Savannah Blues and enjoyed it you will definately love the second in this series. I couldn't put it down...very fun read....PERFECT for the beach or sippin' tea on your porch swing....

With three divorces notched on her belt and only thirty-five, Savannah high society BeBe Loudermilk is seeing financial consultant Ryan Edward "Reddy" Millbanks III. However, this time her poor choice in men haunts her without going down the aisle; he embezzles most of her money. Her only asset is the dilapidated Breeze Inn on Tybee Island. Her best friend antiques expert Weezie agrees to help BeBe convert her motel into a four star place (make that three stars). However, at the Breeze Inn, BeBe and manager Harry spend their time arguing over what should and should not be done. However, to everyone's shock, the cheap renovations work and the Breeze Inn becomes an in spot. When Reddy surfaces in Lauderdale, BeBe accompanied by Weezie, Harry, and her grandfather on hiatus from weather watching TV, head south to swindle the rat. This madcap satirical crime thriller is so much fun to read as BeBe and company set in motions a wild plan ironically to extort her money back from Reddy. The cast is eccentric, crazy, and enjoyable to follow their antics; mindful of a Maverick in which he sets up a swindle to trick the shark who originally conned him. Fans of an amusing way out jocular thriller will appreciate the sequel to the just as nutty entertaining SAVANNAH BLUES. Harriet Klausner