I read The Peach Keeper by Sarah Addison Allen as it is the Southern Literature group's August group read. It was pretty short, so it went quick, but it was basically a Lifetime movie in prose (though no one unknowingly married into the mob). I'm not familiar with the author, but apparently she's written a lot of "chick lit" (no misogyny intended) books and is very popular in that genre. It wasn't terrible, but it was pretty predictable, in that Lifetime movie, importance of female friendship, mystery (with a bit of magic thrown in) sort of way. I won't be seeking out Ms. Allen's other titles any time soon, but I didn't regret reading it either.