Fans of Southern women's fiction have cause to rejoice. Viqui Litman's "The Ladies Farm," her delightful tale about love, sex, and a really bad hair day, is now available in a Kensington Trade Paperback edition -- and it promises to have ladies all over the country laughing, sobbing, smiling ruefully in recognition -- and generally having a wonderful time. What can four girlfriends do when they lose a husband. . .or several? Open the Ladies Farm, a charming inn and day spa set in the Texas hill country. The proud proprietors are Pauline, guiding light of the group. . .writer-in-residence Della. . .no nonsense business manager Kat. . .and Rita, a sassy beautician specializing in Texas big hair. Together, they're going to make the Ladies Farm the best damn getaway in the country for women who need a retreat, . .from men.
And things are going great -- until big-bottomed, spoiled silly Barbara Morrison zooms up in her red T-Bird -- bringing trouble along for the ride.
Now, a piece of prime real estate, a feisty circle of friends, and a bombshell set to rock The Ladies Farm are on a collision course in a hilarious, true-to-life tale of the choices women make when they're old enough to now what they want out of life. . .and savvy enough to get it.