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Alligator Lake by Lynne Bryant

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From a writer whose previous novel was compared to The Help, the story of a woman returning home to the Mississippi Delta with her mixed-race child...As a pregnant teenager, Avery Pritchett found refuge in Colorado, but now, ten years later, her brother's wedding—and some burning questions—bring her back home to her small Southern town. But will introducing her mixed-race daughter to her independent-minded grandmother bring solace or sorrow? Will confronting... more

About Lynne Bryant

Lynne Bryant grew up in Columbus, Mississippi, and has lived for many years in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where she teaches nursing at the University of Colorado. Author website: lynne-bryant.com


Published: April 3, 2012 by Penguin Press

Genre: Other. Fiction. 416 pages

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  • Southern Lit Review | 6 Apr 2012

    The delicious treat for any reader is to curl up with a novel from a talented author, one who can be trusted to unfold an engaging, sturdy story with thoughtful, believable characters.

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  • Booking Mama | 6 Apr 2012

    I am extremely impressed with her writing style. Her prose gorgeous and her character development really good, but she also tackles some heavy issues (namely racism) head on.

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  • Reading the Past

    A complex story told with care, Alligator Lake brings painful issues to the forefront in an eloquent yet direct way.

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  • Cafe of Dreams Book Reviews | 14 Apr 2012

    Lynne Bryant does an incredible job bringing to life the past and present for three generations of women. Her ability to project the mother/daughter relationships within these women is mesmerizing and touches the reader's heart.

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