Sweet Tea at Sunrise (A Sweet Magnolia Novel)

I have enjoyed all of Sherryl Woods books I have read. Finish one series and she's started another. GREAT!!!!

Another good installment. I really enjoyed this book. Sarah and Travis were a cute couple and it is always fun to see what the other sweet magnolias are up to.

I loved this book. Once I started reading it, I had a hard time putting it down. The story line held my interest, I could hardly wait to read the next chapter. Thanks, Sherryl for another great read.

This series of Sweet Magnolia books has been really enjoyable - and this book didn't disappoint me at all. I would love to stumble across this small town and meet these people. The characters are so real and yet unique; with each book I find old friends and make new ones. Great reading and I look forward to the next book to see where all these friends are going next.

Knowing his baseball career is over; skirt chasing player Travis McDonald arrives in Serenity, South Carolina. He likes the small town atmosphere and decides to stay there. Travis buys a local radio station. When he meets his neighbor single mom of two Sarah Price, Travis enjoys her light banter except for the self-deprecating comments. He hires the waitress to work his morning show as the DJ though she has no on the air experiences. As she works diligently at her new position, Sarah struggles to overcome the constant put downs of her verbally abusive former husband Walter while also falling in love with her new boss; who she knows stole her heart even if he is out of her league. The romance remains mostly in the bleachers as the return to Serenity focuses on the stars of the previous books. Still this is an entertaining tale as Travis is a wonderful individual trying to figure out what to do with the rest of his life as he is young but retired. Sarah in many ways is the more fascinating protagonist with her doubts after years of being assailed as a loser; although her epitome feels false, fans of the series will enjoy catching up with the lives of those who previously starred in the Carolina saga. Harriet Klausner