Cherry-bright, savory and made for the supper table, it echoes the kitchen scenes where the book's alliances form. Generous and unfussy.
Buttery, round and sunny like a porch at dusk, with enough lift to cut through the story's weightier moments. A pour for sweet tea country.
In 1960s Jackson, mixed voices risk everything to tell the truth about a segregated household. Heart and humor carry its righteous anger.
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