Front Porches and Funerals: A Swamp Bottom Novella

They say you can't go home again, but when you're broke, down on your luck, and wanted in two states... it's the only place left. Adelaide spent high school dreaming of the day she'd lift a middle finger to her small town life and watch it all fade away in the rear-view mirror. After marrying a man who she thought was her prince charming, Adelaide had finally gotten everything she ever wanted...until the silver spoon was ripped from her mouth and her prince was revealed to be just another cheating jackass. Suddenly homeless with nowhere else to turn, she must head back to the one place she never thought she'd have to show her face again. Savannah just wanted to see the world, but ended up a twenty-five-year-old vagabond with nothing to show for her life but a string of loser ex-boyfriends. Instead of saving the planet, she sells jewelry on the internet and digs in the cushions for loose change. Making the decision to cut her losses, Savannah packs up and hits the road. It's time to go back to the beginning and figure out where she went wrong. Adelaide and Savannah couldn't wait to leave the bayou. However, when circumstances force them out of their self-imposed exiles, they have no choice but to belly crawl back to the place they both turned their backs on. The Dubois sisters find that sometimes you've got to uncover your roots to find your future. The good thing about hitting swamp bottom? There's only one way to go...