Tracey Buchanan is a welcome new voice in women\'s fiction.
With the help of the living and the dead, Minerva discovers the power of forgiveness and why it\'s worth it to let others into your life, even when it hurts..
Now more than her sanity is at stake.
But just when Minerva starts to let her guard down, a tragic accident shatters her emerging reconnection with life.
Nevertheless, with charming perseverance they find a way into her closed-off life and an unlikely friendship begins.
Minerva, aggravated by the precocious six-year-old, holds him and his father at arm\'s length.
Just as distressing, a new boy in the neighborhood seems intent on disrupting her life.
Nosy neighbors and irritating church members are bad enough but when residents of the local cemetery start showing up, the quirky widow wonders if she\'s going crazy.
Minerva Place would prefer everyone mind his own business, follow the rules, and if dead, stay dead. -- Camille Pagán, bestselling author of Everything Must Go It\'s 1952 in the small western Kentucky town of Paducah and Mrs.
Tracey Buchanan is a welcome new voice in women\'s fiction
