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Having finished reading the book, I am left in "withdrawal" which occurs when I read a good book and get involved with the characters and their lives. Characters are funny, irritating, poignant, frustrating, sensitive, cold, etc. They feel real, like people I have known, that we all have known. Brenda Sutton Rose goes full circle, starting the reader at one point, ending it with a full understanding of how these people have grown and matured in their lifetimes.

There is some violence, but it is tempered and not lengthy. Some titillation, also minor and definitely not graphic or drawn out.


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Dogwood Blues Brenda Sutton Rose 9781612964850 Books Reviews

Excellent tale of life in a small southern town; lovable characters, and their despicable counterparts. Makes you want to dust off your canoe and glide down the Alapaha in search of secrets.
I just finished this book this morning, it really kept me engrossed. I did contact the author with one mistake and she answered very quickly and will correct it. It is real southern life, the ladies were so real. I am sure you will enjoy this book, please read it.
Very flowery, descriptive writing. The characters are well-defined in both past & present. The trials of both a teen trying to come to terms with his sexuality & another teen overcoming & leaving a drunken, abusive father are very real. Laughter & tears, in the book & for this reader!
This started out a a simple little read, and dragged me in within a chapter. Lighthearted, the characters appear as every Southern eccentricity we have ever read. But the author starts to peel back those layers with a depth and emotion that makes us care, like, and laugh and grieve with them. Beautiful, lyrical writing that reminds me of everything I both love and dislike about the south.
I was so disappointed when I came to the end of this book, as I wanted it to go on and on, and continue the great stories of the different characters. I know there's a tale that I'd like to hear from author Rose for most of the characters she introduced here. It was an evocative, heartwarming, and funny (at times) book that completely immersed me in that time and place and led me through the lives of these very real and flawed characters. It is well-written, well-paced, and engrossing.
I am always looking for fiction written about the south. Generally the locales and characters are based on an author's surroundings from life through the years. Brenda Sutton Rose does not disappoint at all in this griping novel. The element of mystery and intrigue held me captive till I finished the book. I especially liked that she had a mix of characters from all walks of life some of whom I could relate to and those that sounded just like some that I grew up around! I look forward to her next book which I think is a sequel to Dogwood Blues..
I love Southern books, and I loved this one! The characters were vivid and true to character, not cardboard. The author has a way with words, and her novel is true to the South. I was born and reared in the South and still live there, so I know a good Southern read when I discover one, and this is one. Author BJ Robinson, Author of the Azalea Plantation Series and more
Having finished reading the book, I am left in "withdrawal" which occurs when I read a good book and get involved with the characters and their lives. Characters are funny, irritating, poignant, frustrating, sensitive, cold, etc. They feel real, like people I have known, that we all have known. Brenda Sutton Rose goes full circle, starting the reader at one point, ending it with a full understanding of how these people have grown and matured in their lifetimes.

There is some violence, but it is tempered and not lengthy. Some titillation, also minor and definitely not graphic or drawn out.