The Supremes Sing the Happy Heartache Blues by Edward Kelsey Moore
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
The Supremes, Clarice, Barbara Jean and Odette, who featured in Mr. Moore's first book are now in their sixties. Each are having issues with family and situations but as usual with these lifelong friends, they are always there for each other.
A wedding has brought a famous Blues musician, El Walker, into town and James, Odette's husband discovers that he is his long lost father. El has lived a very hard life and knows that he can't right the wrongs, but is brave enough to face his old hometown.
It was lovely to read about these friends again and to see the roads that their lives had taken. I enjoyed this book as much as the first book in the series.
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