Gerry M. (Trixie94501) - , reviewed on 6/7/2009

In a lonely D.C. bus depot, Rachel barely recognized her own goddaughter. The child's hair was dyed, she was dressed like a boy and her mother - Rachel's fortune telling best friend - had disappeared.
All roads led south - to moss-hung trees, shady high teas and good-ole-boy power elites...to Magnolia Grove, the source of Rachel's darkest childhood dreams. But she dead-ended at Jericho Quaid.
Jericho had once been called Rachel's destiny, but he was clearly living a lie as elaborate as Rachel's own. Rachel wondered if he meant to help or harm them, even as she began to burn with an attraction that was possible fatal...

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