Hunk City

by James Wilcox

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Rendered wealthy by a sudden inheritance, Louisiana bargain store employee Burma van Buren works to promote her radical faith-based politics, struggles to get over her ex by engaging in an affair with a landscape designer, and seeks out a charity with which to share her fortune.

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His writing style is a little disjointed, but once I got used to it I really enjoyed it. The plotline was minimnal, it was mainly just a comical slice of life of these interesting, quirky characters in a Louisana town. Not your typical Southern book though; these people are complex. (

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Rendered wealthy by a sudden inheritance, Louisiana bargain store employee Burma van Buren works to promote her radical faith-based politics, struggles to get over her ex by engaging in an affair with a landscape designer, and seeks out a charity with which to share her fortune.

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