Chancey Moves
Chancey Moves by Kay Dew Shostak is the tenth installment in a Southern Fiction series set in the small North Georgia town of Chancey. Published by August South Publishing on June 20, 2022, this edition spans 328 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds as spring approaches, bringing with it the excitement of planning for gardens, weddings, and a local book festival featuring a celebrated author. Amidst the festivities, Carolina observes the lives of those around her veering off course, leading her to believe she knows how to help them find happiness.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of small-town life, friendship, and the complexities of community dynamics. As Carolina navigates the challenges of the book festival, she grapples with the reluctance of others to accept her guidance. The story also follows Savannah, who struggles to keep her spring break plans intact, and Missus, the Mayor, who learns that proclamations do not guarantee compliance. The characters ponder whether sometimes the best approach is to disrupt the status quo entirely, reflecting the themes of friendship and the unpredictability of life in a close-knit community.
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Tenth book in this popular Southern Fiction series set in the small North Georgia town of Chancey.
Spring is in the Chancey air-almost.
Spring means planning. Planning for gardens, weddings, babies, and spring break. But first comes the North Georgia book festival with a surprise author, who is celebrated by everyone.
Well, everyone that hasn’t read her books.
Carolina is busy with the book festival but she can’t help notice so many of the lives around her are veering off course. She’s sure she knows how they can all be happy, but they don’t seem to want her help. If only she could move them around the board like the pieces on the new chess board in Blooming Books.
Savannah, like her mom, is having trouble getting all the pieces to her elaborate spring break plans to stay in place. While Missus finds being Mayor doesn’t mean everyone sticks to her plan, even if she puts it in a proclamation.
They’re all wondering if Laney might have the best idea. “Sometimes the only way to win is to flip the board in the air and stomp off.”
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