title: New Times In The Old South: Or Why Scarlett's in Therapy & Tara's Going Condo
author:  Maryln Schwartz 
description: and perceptive look at the people, trends, and attitudes that are making the Old South rise again. "The Old South ain't what it used to be. To know about the new times, the new people, and the new money, you'd better listen to Marilyn Schwartz."--&lt;b&gt;Mobile Register&lt;/b&gt; "Witty and artful...her quick takes, one-liners, and keen observations are entertaining."--&lt;b&gt;Sunday Oklahoman.&lt;/b&gt;
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  > ON THE OUTSIDE, SCARLETT WOLFE IS PERFECT.
  
    
  
    
  
  > Gorgeous, beautifully dressed, a cool job in fashion PR—what doesn’t she
  > have going for her? She meets a guy on a Hawaiian vacation, and his
  > interesting scars and tough exterior get her heart pumping. She could wrap
  > him around her little finger if she wanted to, and why not? It could be fun
  > to have a little fling with Nate, then go back to San Francisco. Back to
  > cocktail parties and clubs and excitement, back to her adoring family, her
  > sweet job, and her busy, full life.  
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  > That's Scarlett on the outside—that was who she used to be. But now, on the
  > inside, Scarlett Wolfe is coming apart, splintering bit by bit, and she’s
  > scrambling to hold everything together. Things are not as they seem, with
  > her job, with her family, with her friends, and certainly not with Nate
  > Lange, the former soldier she met in Hawaii. Home in California, her life is
  > suddenly entwined with Nate’s and Scarlett finds