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Rhonda McKnight

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Author. I make truffles and hunt down good lattes. A Jerseygirl 4ever. Repped by @emilysylvankim so wait for it.🍫☕📚 #womensfiction #southernfiction
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Author Talk | Rhonda McKnight

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By Rhonda McKnight, Esme Addison, Bijal Shah, Elle Cosimano
| gwinnettpl.libnet.info
From the beloved author of The Thing About Home comes a dual-timeline tale of family, grief, secrets, and the sweet redemption that lies within the bonds of sisterhood. -The Present- When summoned to Georgetown, South Carolina, sisters Mariah Clark and Sabrina Holland both assume their ailing grandfather's health has gotten worse. Neither expects their grandmother's undeniable request--save the family restaurant. Mariah is at a crossroad in her life.
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Bitter and Sweet

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By Rhonda McKnight
| netgalley.com
Cover Votes: 79 0 Please sign in to submit your valuable feedback. Sign In or Register Now. You must sign in to see if this title is available for request. Sign In or Register Now Send NetGalley books directly to your Kindle or Kindle app Christian | Multicultural Interest | Women's Fiction Talking about this book? Use #BitterandSweet #NetGalley.
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Happy New Year!

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By Rhonda McKnight
| rhondamcknight.com
What are you eating today? I can tell you many Black and West Indian people will partake of cultural foods as is our custom on this day. Here are a few: 1. Hoppin’ John – Cow peas or field peas. Black-eyed peas are common because people can’t find the other two especially outside of the South and animal fat and cracklings paired with the staple white rice.
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