Mossy Creek

Mossy Creek by Deborah Smith, published by BelleBooks on May 31, 2001, is a vibrant exploration of life in a small Southern town. This edition spans 367 pages and invites readers into a community filled with colorful characters and engaging stories. From a mayor who cleans her own gun to a Police Chief who operates without one, the narrative captures the essence of Mossy Creek, where every window reveals a friendly face and every door hides a tale waiting to be told.
Readers will encounter a variety of personalities, including Rainey, the hairdresser known for her dramatic flair, and Hank, the devoted caretaker of local animals. The book features a mix of humorous and heartfelt moments, showcasing the town’s charm through its unique inhabitants and their interactions. With contributions from several award-winning authors, this collection reflects the Southern spirit and the close-knit community of Mossy Creek, Georgia, making it a delightful read for those interested in Southern fiction.
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Welcome to Mossy Creek, your home town. You’ll find a friendly face at every window, and a story behind every door. We’ve got a mayor who cleans her own gun, and a Police Chief who doesn’t need one. We’ve got scandal at the coffee shop and battles on the ballfield, a cantankerous Santa and a flying Chihuahua. You’ll want to meet Rainey, the hairdresser with a tendency toward hysteria, and Hank, who takes care of our animals like they were his children. Don’t forget to stop in for a bite at Mama’s All You Can Eat Café, and while you’re there say hello to our local celebrity, Sue Ora. Like as not, she’ll sit you right down and tell you a story. People are like that in Mossy Creek. Award winning authors Debra Dixon, Donna Ball, Sandra Chastain, Virginia Ellis, Nancy Knight, and Deborah Smith (Sweet Tea and Jesus Shoes) come together once again to blend their unique southern voices into a collection of tales about the South, this time focusing their talents on the fictional town of Mossy Creek, Georgia. Chances are, you’ll recognize it. But even if you don’t, you’ll want to come back, again and again. So welcome to Mossy Creek, the town that ain’t going nowhere and don’t want to.
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