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Endorsements ~
As a crusty old broad myself, I have no trouble recognizing another woman who qualifies, and Ida Mae Babbitt definitely does. As Relief Society President, she steams ahead in her pursuit of what is right, even when it means breaking the law and facing a stint in the cooler. Her counselors, Arlette and Tansy, are swept along in her wake, and a more unconventional but creative trio would be hard to imagine, especially when they face the bad guys armed with only a heavy skillet and knitting needles. It’s a twisting road Tristi Pinkston takes the reader on, but it’s worth the trip.
Endorsements ~
As a crusty old broad myself, I have no trouble recognizing another woman who qualifies, and Ida Mae Babbitt definitely does. As Relief Society President, she steams ahead in her pursuit of what is right, even when it means breaking the law and facing a stint in the cooler. Her counselors, Arlette and Tansy, are swept along in her wake, and a more unconventional but creative trio would be hard to imagine, especially when they face the bad guys armed with only a heavy skillet and knitting needles. It’s a twisting road Tristi Pinkston takes the reader on, but it’s worth the trip.
— Lael Littke, author of The Company of Good
Women Series
Give me a heroine who can wield the Spirit and
a frying pan with equal nerve! That's my kind of Crusty Old Broad. Tristi
Pinkston adds a dose of mystery and some down‑home humor to create a recipe for
fun.
— Nancy Anderson, author of The Company of Good
Women Series
In my three years as Education counselor and my
three years as Relief Society president, I never had this much fun. What a
clever story. Once I started reading, I didn't want to close the lid to my
laptop. Each one of the characters came alive in my mind as I was taken on a
very unusual Relief Society presidency adventure. It was one filled with humor
and suspense that I will long remember.
— JoAnn Arnold, author of The Silent
Patriots