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Meanwhile, in Savannah [View all]
I am reading a mystery book that takes place in Savannah. Iced Chiffon by Duffy Brown. Written in 2012.
She has a nice, easy style and is pouring the Southern charm quite heavily.
And then I read this sentence: "I started up Drayton alongside Forsyth Park, which was brimming with flowers, blooming trees, joggers, walkers and the Confederate Monument, with soldier Archibald McLeish atop, facing north to the enemy. In Savannah, some things are never forgotten."
And I thought uh uh..
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