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    Root. Sprout. Blossom: Life Bag of a Flower-Child

    By Lana M. Wiggins

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    Robin “Birdie” Lormand, a flower-child from birth/old hippie chick till death, is determined to clear out the heavy root barnacles from her life bag when she reluctantly travels home for her errant father’s funeral in St. Armand, Louisiana after running away to New Orleans 30 years ago. Armed with a chisel, a hammer, a chef, a priest, and advice from a Voodoo shrink, Robin irreverently and comically faces her angry half-siblings, her dead father, her jilted first lover, as well as her current lover, Sam St. Germain, who follows her home against her wishes and learns the truth about Robin’s secret and bizarre past. All of this happens in one tragically funny weekend that shatters the small, safe hothouse where Birdie, the young flower-child, has been waiting for the past 30 years to root, sprout, and blossom.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLana M. Wiggins
    Release dateFeb 10, 2012
    ISBN9781465708441
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    Root. Sprout. Blossom: Life Bag of a Flower-Child
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    Lana M. Wiggins

    Lana M. Wiggins is the author of the Children of the Incubi Series, Volumes 1-6, Root. Sprout. Blossom: Life Bag of a Flower-Child, and Notes from Refuge. Lana M. Wiggins received a Masters degree in Creative Writing from the University of Louisiana in 2001, and currently teaches English at Louisiana State University.

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