Stardust

When O'Dell Peyton's body washes up in the East Texas bayou his wife Georgia knows that her cheating husband really has gone for good Left to raise two daughters with no source of income Georgia is trying to find an alternative to moving in with Aunt Cora when she unexpectedly inherits the Stardust tourist cabins Georgia eagerly takes on the project of restoring the Stardust to its former glory propelled by her childhood memories Room 5 of the Stardust was the last place Georgia saw her parents before they abandoned her leaving her to be raised by Aunt Cora \\r\\n\\r\\nStardust is written in the first person from Georgia's point of view with a voice that is immediately engaging This is lovely story well-plotted and beautifully written story of secrets and forgiveness set in the backdrop of the 1952 polio epidemic and the March of Dimes a national charity dedicated to supporting polio victims and eradicating the dreaded disease Reading Stardust was an unexpected pleasure Recommended\\r\\n\\r\\nThanks to Faithwords and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review