Cakewalk

A Novel

By: Rita Mae Brown

Narrated by: Susan Bennett

In this exuberant portrayal of post-WWI small-town sins and Southern mores, Rita Mae Brown revisits Runnymede, Maryland, a most beguiling Southern town and home to the beloved characters introduced in Six of One, Bingo, and Loose Lips.

Set against the backdrop of America emerging from World War I, Cakewalk provides an entertaining look at a small town straddling the Mason Dixon line, where the townsfolk remain split between good and bad, or love and sex, or male and female, or politics and sobriety, and the inimitable, irrepressible, distinctly free-thinking Hunsenmier sisters, Louise and Julia - otherwise known as Wheezie and Juts - and their wide circle of equally indelible friends are coming of age. An outrageous, affecting, and surprising story of passion, rivalry, and small town antics only Rita Mae Brown could create.

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Wonderful!

Love everything about this book. Set not far from me and the Bonton folks (next generation) are friends of my squeeze, so tgat was a treat. RMB is a beautiful teller of tales and this on does not disappoint. 2 of the main characters could be my grandma and great aunt. Buying the others as ebooks because they are sadly not on audible. More please!

The flow of the story.

I would like to see the first 3 books in the Running mead series on audio. Is there any one i can contact that might help me make this wish a reality?

These fans of Six of One will be delighted.

So nice to visit with old friends. you will love this book. I did

Great Storytelling by Rita Mae Brown

Familiar folks with a whole new story. I never wanted it to end. Told in an entirely new way, these characters are once again brought to life and leave you wanting so much more. Absolute fun and a great performance in the telling of the tale. If you're cheering for the North or betting on the South, you'll be happy you're there for the show.

Well done

Great story! The reading was very good. The only issue is that the narrator should have had s