I Adopted My Mom at the Bus Station
<b>"If GILMORE GIRLS and FRIED GREEN TOMATOES made a book, this would be it." - Sharon Marie on Goodreads</b><br /><br /><b>"Savannah writes in such a captivating detailed way that keeps you turning the pages." - Joyce Stewart Reviews</b><br /><br /><b>"This story was so good, it explored the truth, forgiveness, sadness, courage and so much more. The references to the '80s and '90s were not lost on me either, I absolutely ADORED them!" – Samantha (Bookworm Blogger Mama) </b><p>In the summer of 1993, on the ninth anniversary of her Mama’s death, Sandy runs away. Having a fear of germs is inconvenient when you’re on a road-trip adventure. However, needing to know what it’s like to have a mom, and to finally see the beach means more than anything to an eleven-year-old.</p><p>Some sixteen years later, a man Sandy never wanted to see again shows up at her doorstep. When Sandy’s best friend places an ultimate life-changing decision in her hands, Sandy must venture back down the road, this time with the father she hates.</p><p>Making these decisions will be much easier with Justin, a long-time friend, by Sandy’s side. Yet, Justin’s help only leads to continued mixed emotions Sandy has been fighting for some time.</p><p>A journey rich in history, the truth, and determining forgiveness with a touch of humor is the portrait of life.</p>