Reviews for Kudzu

As I read Kudzu, I realized that I could not write about just one character in the book. Even though I have to admit (as an ex-Georgia Cop) that I could certainly associate with the Georgia Sheriff you have written about. Your book was so authentic that, as I read it, I actually felt like I was living in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia. This book is definitely a page-turner. The authenticity of the characters gives the reader the feeling that you have actually lived in the area you write about. Kudzu is excellent reading for everyone who has lived in the South. I would say this is going to be another must read!

Bobby Ruble, Former Chief of Police, Kennesaw, GA Author of Have No Mercy

Kudzu

Suffering from the aftermath of a painful divorce, Casey retreats to her Grandmother Weesie’s cabin in the Appalachian Mountains to recuperate. She remembers fondly the days of her childhood that she spent with her grandmother at the cabin in Bluejay, Georgia. It seems as though Bluejay would be the idyllic place for a safe haven and the chance to start over with a new life. 

But all is not as it seems… 

Casey discovers her grandmother’s diary. As Casey reads the diary, she finds herself transported back in time to the days of Bluejay, Georgia in the 1800’s. What happens next defies explanation. Casey finds herself actually living the life of her Grandmother Weesie. 

What she discovers is anything but peaceful and idyllic… 

Kathleen Walls has combined mystery, intrigue, time travel and romance into one irresistible package in Kudzu. You won’t be able to put it down. 

Reviewed by Kristie Leigh Maguire, author of “Desert Heat”, “Emails from the Edge” and co-author of “No Lady and Her Tramp”