Savannah Blues

by Mary Kay Andrews

First published 2009

Weezie Foley stands outside the historic Savannah house she lovingly restored, now barred from entering by her vindictive ex-husband. The feisty antiques picker faces a life turned upside down. Her marriage has crumbled, her home is gone, and everything she built seems lost. But Weezie refuses to surrender quietly. She knows the antiques trade inside and out, and she understands that the best treasures often hide beneath layers of dust and neglect. As Georgia heat shimmers off cobblestone streets and salt air drifts in from the coast, Weezie navigates Savannah's eccentric community of dealers, collectors, and characters. Her sharp tongue and stubborn spirit attract both allies and enemies. The city's languid rhythms mask fierce competition and old grudges. Weezie discovers that reclaiming her life requires more than finding the perfect piece of furniture or outsmarting her ex. She must decide what truly matters when everything familiar disappears. In a place where Spanish moss drapes ancient oaks and secrets hide behind elegant facades, one woman learns that sometimes losing everything means finding yourself.

Genres: fiction, romance, contemporary, contemporary-romance

Vibes: atmospheric, emotional, thought-provoking

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, second-chance

Setting: Savannah

416 pages · ebook · HarperCollins e-books

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