10. Who was your favorite character and why? Which character can you relate to the most?
11. Were you glad Cherry ended up with Luke or would you have liked to see her with someone else? Do you think they’ll be able to sustain their relationship?
12. Which scenes made you laugh the most? Could any have happened in your family (hopefully aside from murder, kidnapping, and burglary)?
BONUS: Cherry likes colorful clothes. Did you have a favorite outfit? Check out Cherry’s board on the author’s Pinterest site for more homemade clothing reinventions. If you have an outift you’d think Cherry would like, pin it with an @LarissaReinhart in the comment section to get it pinned to “Cherry Tucker’s Wardrobe” board.
DOUBLE BONUS: Pin your favorite southern meals with an @LarissaReinhart in the comment section that you’d like to see Casey cook, and Larissa will pin them on her “Southern Fixin’s” board. She lives vicariously through Cherry’s stomach and you might see your dinner appear on Cherry’s plate.
About Larissa Reinhart
Larissa began her writing career in second grade when she sold her first publication to her neighbor for a nickel. After moving around the Midwest, South, and Japan, she now lives in Georgia with her husband, young daughters, and Biscuit, a Cairn terrier. Although she speaks without an accent, her writing is known to have a Southern drawl.
Her debut novel, Portrait of a Dead Guy, is a 2011 Dixie Kane Memorial winner, a 2012 The Emily finalist, and a 2012 Daphne du Maurier Award finalist. Catch up with Larissa and her latest at her website: www.larissareinhart.com.
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