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A must read for lovers of the south!
If you are a fan of the south and stories about family traditions then The Moonshiners Daughter is for you. The story is about a family who lives in a small town and makes moonshine for a living. I will admit I knew very little about moonshine other then it's illegal! ( so you know it must be good) I really enjoyed the story line and the characters. The book is written so well that at times I was getting myself all worked up during the scary parts in the book! Thank you Kensington Publishing and Suzyappovedreads for this copy for review.The Sasser family has a reputation for making a very fine moonshine as well as being well respected in their little town. But with success and money comes jealousy. Jessie's earliest memory is the horrific night that her mother died right before her very eyes. Something terrible happened when her mamma was making a batch of moonshine and it burst into flames killing her right in front of her children and husband. Jessie decided that day she wanted nothing to do with the family business. She didn't want to help, she wouldn't accept any of the money that to her was dirty, and she certainly wouldn't partake in drinking it! Living with her daddy and brother left Jessie longing for her momma something terrible. She had no friends and struggled with terrible body issues. Going against the tradition of making moonshine is like a slap in the face to all of her family. With the money they make selling their quality product Jessie's daddy is able to provide a comfortable life for his two kids as well as his undeserving family of freeloaders! Making moonshine isn't easy especially when you have the nasty Murry family trying to take what doesn't belong to them. Things start to look up when the school nurse Mrs.Brewer takes Jessie under her wing and tries to help her with her body issues as well as her attitude towards the family business. Just as Jessie is starting to take control of her life everything falls apart and she must grow up quickly and learn to ask for help. It's time for Jessie to grow up and embrace her families tradition and put all judgements aside before all is lost.
