Mama may be mashed my M&Ms. Oh, wait. Which wrist watch is a Swiss wrist watch? Is that a real focal exercise? Yes. Two tall timbers were found in the Wimbers of the Wimberley place. Is that a Thomasville one? No. It sounds like a Tomasol made that up. Probably. I don't know. The one my mom always did was Betty Bader

bought a bit of butter, but she said this butter is bitter. If I put it in my batter, it will

make my batter bitter bitter. So Betty Bauder bought a bit of better butter to make her bitter,

better better. Welcome to episode 79 of From the Front Porch, a collection of conversations

on books, small business, and life

in the South.

I'm Annie Jones, owner of the bookshelf, an independent bookstore in beautiful downtown

Thomasville, Georgia.

And today I'm joined by regular podcast contributors Rebecca Arwood and Hunter McClendon.

This is our fourth installment of Love It or Loaded, and today we'll be chatting about

All Is Not Forgotten by Wendy Walker.

Hey, guys.

Hi.

Welcome back to the podcast.

Thanks for having us.

We are chatting about yet another thriller, I guess, suspense novel.

All Is Not Forgotten, which came out a couple of weeks ago, and we all read it as an

advanced reader copy.

So we kind of got to read it technically, we're even recording this months in advance.

But we were able to read it.

Actually, the publishing company must have really been pushing this novel because I think we got three advanced reader copies at the store, so we didn't have to even loan this one around.

And Rebecca, because I think you did your homework, why don't you fill us in on the plot synopsis of All Is Not Forgotten?

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