Just Fine With Caroline: A Cold River Novel

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From the author of Sit! Stay! Speak! comes a tender, terrific novel complete with long-buried secrets, a three-legged pot belly pig, and an irresistible dogan unforgettable story about love, friendship, and community. Perfect for fans of Mary Kay Andrews and Mary Alice Monroe.

Caroline OConnor never dreamed shed be back home in Cold River, Missouri, the Ozark Mountain town where everyone is up your business....they mean well as they drive you crazy. She thought shed left town for good, but now shes back, helping to care for her New York born motherstruck with Alzheimers, and prone to saying and doing anythingand her father, the beloved local doctor frustrated he cant cure his own wife.

As for Caroline, shes doing just fine coping with her parents, her brazen cousin Ava Dawns marital disasters, her mostly-deaf dog...and with Noah Cranwell, far-flung relative of a local family mostly infamous for running moonshine, an ex-veteran whos come to Cold River with troubles of his own.

Caroline believes she knows everything about Cold River and the people who live in its hills and hollers ... but sometimes lifes greatest surprises happen closest to home.

Reviews

"Fans of Mary Kay Andrews and Debbie Macomber will adore this warm and lighthearted tale of self-reliance, small town gossip, and second chances." -- Stephanie Turza, Booklist

"Fans of Mary Kay Andrews and Mary Alice Monroe will enjoy Noblin's lighthearted second novel. For many readers, spending time immersed in Caroline's world might be just the ticket." -- Library Journal

"Just Fine With Caroline is all heart. Annie England Noblin knows how to make characters come to life. I was completely charmed on my trip to Cold River." -- Stephanie Evanovich

Author Bio

Annie England Noblin lives with her son, husband, and four rescued bulldogs in the Missouri Ozarks. She graduated with an M.A. in Creative Writing from Missouri State University and currently teaches English for Arkansas State University. Her poetry has been featured in such publications as the Red Booth Review and the Moon City Review, and she co-edited and co-authored the coffee-table book Gillioz: Theatre Beautiful.