This is a novel about starting over the slow way, the late way, and with your full attention. About a great-aunt who tells you in February to get up out of the chair, a daughter who grows into herself one Wednesday at a time, and a county where a glance across a veranda is a piece of social information you cannot buy. Clarissa Rogers packs up a Spartanburg house that no longer wants her and drives her sixteen-year-old daughter, Caylee, to Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, where her Aunt Brenda Tucker is waiting with a guest room made up and a brass key on a green ribbon.
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