Sue Chamblin Frederick

EverSweet Sue Chamblin Frederick

EVERSWEET, the third novel in "The Ivy Log Series," brings Ivy Log, Georgia, and its cast of lovable, eclectic characters back with a story that has more twists and turns than the Appalachian mountain road on which much of the narrative takes place. Pyune EverSweet Murphy, the woman you loved in author Sue Chamblin Frederick's second novel The Boardinghouse, wins a national baking contest and leaves her settled life in Ivy Log for the first time, flying to NYC to claim the Bakers' World Magazine's $25,000 grand prize for her lemon pudding cake recipe. While in NYC, her life and the lives of all who've come to cherish the camaraderie at The Boardinghouse will change forever. And no one will be more affected than Wiley Hanson, the man who loves her. During her absence, a fourteen-year-old orphaned boy arrives at the doorstep of Pastor William Johnson's Church of Ivy Log. The town's firebrand, Paula Jennings, unleashes her special brand of venom, wanting to have the boy made a ward of the state. When Pyune, far away in NYC, becomes the center of an extraordinary discovery, she cannot return to Ivy Log fast enough, even willing to forego her prize money and the offer to host a cooking show that would make her a national celebrity. EVERSWEET is a story of unimaginable betrayal that only the purest form of love can heal. Readers will revel at the masterful way the author weaves an intricate storyline that tugs at the heartstrings while providing the suspense and intrigue of a mystery novel. When finished with EVERSWEET, the reader will be left with just one question: How long will I have to wait for the next book in "The Ivy Log Series?"