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Paisley Sterling is the middle one-third of a family whose members actually enjoy being together. Paisley, her mother, Anna, and her daughter, Cassandra, are completely different in every way. Cassie is smart, beautiful, and flirtatious – and enough like her grandmother to create just the right amount of friction - while Paisley is the polar opposite. Her sassy irreverence and quick wit are the bane of her patient and elegant mother's existence.
Paisley, who used to write children's books, now hides behind the pseudonym of "Leonard Paisley" to publish the hard-boiled crime novels that allow her the financial freedom to return to her mother's farm. Cassandra, a recent college graduate, comes home to the same little western Kentucky town because she, too, opts for the quiet life away from the glass towers of Atlanta where she went to school. And Anna Howard Sterling, the quintessential Southern belle, is more than happy to have her darlings under one roof – all safe and sound, or so she believes.
When their adventures begin - when they come face to face with a cold-blooded murder, they discover that danger gives them a new reason to hold each other close – to appreciate the moment, and to remember to say, "I love you."
They're not perfect, these three. They have their moments of anger and disappointment; but they know something everyone else seems to have forgotten - mothers and daughters should be treasured, friendships are priceless, laughter is much better than medicine, and a nasty little dog with the bite of a cobra must be allowed to sleep on your pricey down pillow if she means the world to your beloved offspring.
Paisley's Interview Meadowdale Farm photo's
Paisley Sterling is the middle one-third of a family whose members actually enjoy being together. Paisley, her mother, Anna, and her daughter, Cassandra, are completely different in every way. Cassie is smart, beautiful, and flirtatious – and enough like her grandmother to create just the right amount of friction - while Paisley is the polar opposite. Her sassy irreverence and quick wit are the bane of her patient and elegant mother's existence.
Paisley, who used to write children's books, now hides behind the pseudonym of "Leonard Paisley" to publish the hard-boiled crime novels that allow her the financial freedom to return to her mother's farm. Cassandra, a recent college graduate, comes home to the same little western Kentucky town because she, too, opts for the quiet life away from the glass towers of Atlanta where she went to school. And Anna Howard Sterling, the quintessential Southern belle, is more than happy to have her darlings under one roof – all safe and sound, or so she believes.
When their adventures begin - when they come face to face with a cold-blooded murder, they discover that danger gives them a new reason to hold each other close – to appreciate the moment, and to remember to say, "I love you."
They're not perfect, these three. They have their moments of anger and disappointment; but they know something everyone else seems to have forgotten - mothers and daughters should be treasured, friendships are priceless, laughter is much better than medicine, and a nasty little dog with the bite of a cobra must be allowed to sleep on your pricey down pillow if she means the world to your beloved offspring.
Paisley's Interview Meadowdale Farm photo's
