In the throes of a quarter-life crisis, Jiminy abruptly quits law school and flees Chicago for her grandmother Willa's farm in rural Mississippi. In search of respite, Jiminy instead stumbles upon more trouble and turmoil than she ever knew existed.
Jiminy is shocked to discover there was once another Jiminy—the daughter of her grandmother's longtime housekeeper, Lyn—who was murdered along with Lyn's husband four decades earlier in a civil rights era hate crime. With the help of Lyn's nephew Bo, Jiminy sets out to solve the long-ago murder, to the dismay of those who would prefer to let sleeping dogs lie.
In Sweet Jiminy, Kristin Gore has created a lively and compelling story with authentic and genuine Southern characters that will enthrall and entertain listeners.
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"Very different kind of book by the author. Much more serious subject matter. Reminded me somewhat of Grisham's A Time to Kill. I enjoyed reading this book - Gore is a masterful writer. "
— Karen (4 out of 5 stars)
Worth reading for its original story line and pithy dialogue.
— Kirkus" I enjoyed the Sammy Hill books much more than this one. It wasn't at all what I expected. It held my interest throughout, though, and had a good ending. "
— Tgray, 5/18/2011" It is hard to believe that the sorts of injustices described in this book still occur. The story was an interesting one and a fast read. "
— Lori, 5/16/2011" Not your usual Kristin Gore book, but very good nonetheless. Quick and to the point. I would give it 4.5 stars if I could. "
— Krst83, 5/9/2011" Too many issues. <br/>Too much that was obvious from page 1. <br/><br/>I finished it hoping for something that would make it better because really, the subject matter should be powerful. "
— Jill, 5/8/2011" a very quick enjoyable read. Somewhat predictable but fun nonethless. Some questions were never really answered or addressed "
— Jen, 5/4/2011" Great characters, plot and storytelling. This one is a winner! "
— LazyGirl, 2/1/2011Kristin Gore was born in 1977 and graduated from Harvard, where she wrote for the Harvard Lampoon. She has written for several television shows, including Saturday Night Live and Futurama. Her novel Sammy’s Hill will be a Columbia Pictures feature film. She resides in Los Angeles.
Hillary Huber, a Los Angeles–based voice talent with hundreds of commercials and promos under her belt, was bitten by the audiobook bug in 2005. She now records books on a regular basis and has been nominated for several Audie Awards and won numerous Earphones Awards.