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On the right side of a dream  Cover Image Book Book

On the right side of a dream / Sheila Williams.

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  • ISBN: 0345464753
  • Physical Description: xii, 226 p. ; 21 cm.
  • Edition: 1st ed.
  • Publisher: New York : One World/Ballantine Books, c2005.
Subject: Bed and breakfast accommodations > Fiction.
Inheritance and succession > Fiction.
African American women > Fiction.
Haunted houses > Fiction.
Women cooks > Fiction.
Genre: Psychological fiction.
Ghost stories.

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at Kenton County.

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  • 0 current holds with 1 total copy.
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Erlanger Branch K WILLI S (Text) 33126012745513 KY Fiction Available -

  • Baker & Taylor
    In the sequel to Dancing on the Edge of the Roof, Juanita Lewis once again heads down the road for a new series of adventures when an eccentric friend leaves her a B&B, along with its resident ghost. Reader's Guide included. Original. 15,000 first printing.
  • Random House, Inc.
    What are you supposed to do with a restored spirit? Eventually, I got some answers. I just didn’t expect to get so many.

    When Juanita Lewis arrived in Paper Moon, Montana, courtesy of a Greyhound bus, she was just looking for a brief respite. Instead, she found a home, friends, and a man to love. But this leave-your-attitude-by-the-door woman made a promise to herself–one that she intends to keep. Now that she’s got a place to come back to, Juanita wants to see the world.

    A trip out West with her eccentric trucker friend, Peaches, leads to a cooking stint at a new age spa for skinny celebrities. Crazy, but its here that Juanita decides to take her talent for cooking to a new level . . . and make it her dream. She also learns something about life: It does turn out the way you planned it–just be ready to change the plan a few times along the way.

    Just as Juanita’s journey begins, she’s called back to Paper Moon, having inherited an old, slightly haunted B&B, as well as a mountain of decisions. There’s her self-centered, irresponsible daughter, insisting that she get some sense and come back home to Columbus, and a son who’s doing things Juanita can’t bear to think about. So how does a middle-aged black woman from the projects follow her heart when it’s heading in so many different directions? By asking the right questions, then listening with her soul.

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