A compelling, thought-provoking memoir about Nancy French's journey from her family's mountain roots to success as a ghostwriter, only to be rejected by her party, church, and community. Ghosted by New York Times bestselling author Nancy French is for all who were alienated by those closest to them and left spiritually and politically homeless.
Tells one red state American's story about what it's like to live in the blue states - one laugh-out-loud anecdote after another. This book discusses the Southern fixation on the Civil War, otherwise known as the "War of Northern Aggression," obsession with church attendance, and affinity for chain restaurants.
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