Pat Cunningham Devoto

• Jan-1999
• / General Fiction
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“Like To Kill a Mockingbird, this book paints a distinctly Southern picture of friendship, justice, and the bond between outcasts.” -- St. Petersburg Times In an Alabama town in the early 1950s during the last polio summer before the Salk vaccin...

• Dec-2001
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John McMillan was only eight years old when his mother died and he was ripped, without warning, from his sheltered world of books and gentility. Now on his aunt's run-down tenant farm in southern Alabama, abused by his alcoholic uncle, and completely...

• Jun-2005
• / General Fiction
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“The dawn of integration challenges the Southern smalltown conventions of Bainbridge, Ala. . . . in Devoto’s gracefully written new novel.” -- Publishers WeeklyMy Last Days as Roy Rogers, Pat Cunningham Devoto’s notable debut, received wides...

• Dec-2011
• / Historical
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Aggie’s world is defined by the length and breadth of Tripoli Circle, with its sturdy houses and solid families who have willingly given their sons to one war and then another and then another. Aggie’s father, Daniel, is a hero. Five years after ...

• Aug-2013
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Ah yes, it’s time for another season of tennis… They have been together for years, the girls, on the same team, lolling through the seasons -- such a pleasant way to socialize and at the same time get some exercise. The perfect excuse for lunch a...