Review: Awesome Protrayal of life in the Deep South
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 7, 2014
I was hestiant at first to read this book but once I got into it I couldn't put it down.  This is the story of Wiley Cantrell and his son Noah and a cast of "characters" that are in their lives.  There's his brother Billy ultra religious with his wife and family..His mama very Catholic if you will and then there is Papaw my favorite character in the entire book. Everytime he said something I laughed out loud.  Papaw says what he says when he wan'ts to say it..It is vrey true that Southern People dont hide their "crazy" people they put them on display on the porch.  Even with Papaw's rantings and ravings he had some pretty valid things to say.Wiley meets Jackson Ledbetter at this Food World job one night and they fall instantly in like with one another.  Jackson has to gt used to the way things are done down in Mississippi because in Boston things are done entirely different..Wiley's son Noah is a meth baby but he seems very intelliigent even though he had a rough start to life.  What's it really like to be a gay dad rasing deaf boy since he was a baby.. Read this book to find out. I laughed and I cried (mostly laughed).  Well written by Nick and I felt like I was down there in the heat of Mississippi..