· Apparently Charleston Green refers to a particular shade of green which is almost black and is very popular in places in the south, Ikm not really sure why Stephanie Alexander called her novel this as it is only briefly mentioned also when I I started reading Charleston Green I found it difficult to get into it but I persevered and I’m glad I did as the story was quite sweet, it starts with Tipsy a divorcee . Charleston Green by Stephanie Alexander Paperback, pages Published April 14th by Bublish, Inc. Genre: Mystery, Wo. · Book Review: "Charleston Green" by Stephanie Alexander. Charleston Green is a little quirky, a little crazy, and such fun! Tipsy (the pastor’s son couldn’t say “Tiffany” when she was a baby) is trying to pull her life together. Her marriage has ended and her vindictive ex-husband is threatening to take their kids away.
Chanticleer International Book Awards Finalist for Paranormal Division Publisher's Weekly BookLife Prize Quarter Finalist for Fiction Readers' Favorite Book Awards Silver Medalist for Paranormal Fiction "I am always on the lookout for exciting new writers, and once I started reading. Stephanie Alexander's work is available on ALL major book retailers. See below for helpful links and more information. BIG NEWS! Haint Blue, the sequel to Charleston Green, will be released on Ap! PREORDER HAINT BLUE FROM AMAZON HERE! charleston green by Stephanie Alexander ‧ RELEASE DATE: Ap In Alexander's lighthearted supernatural mystery, a newly single clairvoyant attempts to crack a cold case involving the ghosts that haunt her residence.
Charleston Green: A Tipsy Collins Novel book one by author Stephanie Alexander published by BooksGoSocial brings of mystery and the realities of love. Charleston Green is about Tipsy Collins, a newly divorced mother of three who is a struggling artist. Despite dealing with such heavy matters as decades’ old murder and failing marriages, Charleston Green is a delightfully cheerful novel, full of all the warmth of a South Carolina summer. Stephanie Alexander finds just the right balance between serious moments and the fun, relatable www.doorway.ruston Green is the perfect read for summer. It’s breezy without being vapid, spectral without being creepy, and full of all the right points for fans of fantasy and realism alike. Book Review: "Charleston Green" by Stephanie Alexander. Charleston Green is a little quirky, a little crazy, and such fun! Tipsy (the pastor’s son couldn’t say “Tiffany” when she was a baby) is trying to pull her life together. Her marriage has ended and her vindictive ex-husband is threatening to take their kids away.
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