An enjoyable book with good character development. A rather light book so there wasn't much to discuss.

I found Savannah Blues to be very entertaining and looked forward to reading it. Although the topics of discussion were lighter than most of the other books, there was still plenty to discuss. Some of the story line was predictable, but was happy with the outcome. Characters were amusing.

Maybe not a very in-depth book for serious discussions (our reading group enjoys it all...serious books, fun books, or sometimes no books but there for the good company and snacks!), but I liked it as much the other Mary Kay Andrews books. Humor, entertaining plot and characters, and a little mystery thrown it. (If you enjoy this book, Andrew's new book, Savannah Breeze, follows some of the "Savannah Blues" characters.)

This was a light read and entertaining. No real substance, but if you want a book to pass the time, this is perfect! Overall, I enjoyed the book, but I did get a little frustrated with the main character, Weezie, and her obsession with "the other woman" and her ex-husband.

I enjoyed BeBe's character, and I wish I could meet Daniel, her personal chef...he could set my heart a sizzlin'!

Everyone loved it. The characters were fun to discuss. Lots of laughs!! Fast & fun read!!

Ok, this book has all of the ingredients of a Southern romance: the plucky heroine who just can't seem to be the perfect Southern belle, the cad of an ex husband and his new maneater wife, disapproving parents, a new love in the wings (that cooks great), antiques, a rich and fluffy friend named BeBe. It was a guilty pleasure - we usually read heavier stuff, but always pick a fun Beach read in the summer. It was a fun romp perfect for a long plane trip or for reading over a vacation.

this was a really fun book to read. it didn't generate much discussion, though, because everyone pretty much loved it and we didn't have much to "debate" about!