Fifteen years ago, was the wealthy, untouchable "princess" of Parrish, Mississippi. She reigned as a beautiful but cruel dictator, breaking hearts and destroying reputations—most notably that of Colin Byrne , a young teacher she falsely accused of sexual harassment, ruining his career.
Her half-sister Winnie, whom Sugar Beth once tormented, now holds the wealth and social power Sugar Beth lost. Ain’t She Sweet by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Now, Sugar Beth has returned home broke, desperate, and humbled by three failed marriages. But the town of Parrish hasn't forgotten her "youthful crimes". Fifteen years ago, was the wealthy, untouchable "princess"
Reviewers often cite this as one of Phillips' best works for its nuanced character development and complex emotional stakes. Ain't She Sweet?: Phillips, Susan Elizabeth - Amazon.com Now, Sugar Beth has returned home broke, desperate,
Colin Byrne is now a famous, wealthy novelist living in Sugar Beth’s former family mansion, and he is determined to exact revenge. Why It’s a "Late-Night-Till-It's-Done" Read