Meet the DAFFODILS*

(*Divorced And Finally Free Of Deceitful, Insensitive, Licentious Scum)

Rebecca Leigh Stratton is divorced, depressed, and thoroughly disgusted. Thanks to her two-timing, asset-hiding, lawyer husband, Leigh faces the prospect of starting over at forty-six. Fortunately, her sassy, Southern sorority sisters, Penny Sue Parker and Ruthie Nichols, are old hands at divorce. The three single-again ladies take off for New Smyrna Beach, their college-days haunt. What they don't bargain for are old flames, fist fights, and gunfire. And, that's just the first day!

The Turtle Mound Murder: A Daffodils Mystery

FROM THE PUBLISHER

IS THERE LIFE AFTER DIVORCE? YOU BET! Meet the DAFFODILS*

(*Divorced And Finally Free Of Deceitful, Insensitive, Licentious Scum)

Rebecca Leigh Stratton is divorced, depressed, and thoroughly disgusted. Thanks to her two-timing, asset-hiding, lawyer husband, Leigh faces the prospect of starting over at forty-six. Fortunately, her sassy, Southern sorority sisters, Penny Sue Parker and Ruthie Nichols, are old hands at divorce. The three single-again ladies take off for New Smyrna Beach, their college-days haunt. What they don't bargain for are old flames, fist fights, and gunfire. And, that's just the first day!

SYNOPSIS

It's laugh-out-loud fun when sassy, middle-aged divorcees hit the beach.

FROM THE CRITICS

Midwest Book Review

Move over, Steel Magnolias; move over, First Wives Club. "The Daffodils" have arrived. ...Witty and hilarious, The Turtle Mound Murder engages the reader from the very first page. Mary Clay writes with a sure hand, and Penny Sue, Ruthie and Leigh are all personalities most women have grown up with. The jokes are insiders that all women relate to, making this a great read.