The Union Street Bakery

-- -- Then a long-standing elderly customer passes away, and for some reason bequeaths Daisy a journal dating back to th... (more)

-- -- Then a long-standing elderly customer passes away, and for some reason bequeaths Daisy a journal dating back to the 1850s, written by a slave girl named Susie. As she reads, Daisy learns more about her family--and her own heritage--than she ever dreamed. Haunted by dreams of the young Susie, who beckons Daisy to "find her, "she is compelled to look further into the past of the town and her family. What she finds are the answers she has longed for her entire life, and a chance to begin again with the courage and desire she thought she lost for good. (less)

Daisy McCrae lost her job, broke up with her boyfriend, and has had to move into the attic above her family's store, the... (more)

Daisy McCrae lost her job, broke up with her boyfriend, and has had to move into the attic above her family's store, the Union Street Bakery. An elderly customer passes away and bequeaths Daisy a journal dating back to the 1850s, written by a slave girl named Susie. As she reads, Daisy learns more about her family (and her own heritage) than she ever dreamed. Haunted by dreams of the young Susie, she is compelled to look further into the past of the town and her family. (less)