Lisa Patton Books in Order
Explore Lisa Patton's books in order, including the Dixie trilogy featuring Leelee Satterfield and Rush, with publication dates and concise plot summaries.
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Lisa Patton books in publication order
5 books
Whistlin' Dixie in a Nor'easter
by Lisa Patton
2009
Leelee Satterfield follows her husband's dream from Memphis to a troubled Vermont inn. Left with two daughters, unfamiliar surroundings and a struggling business, she draws on unexpected strength to rebuild the inn and create a life of her own.
Yankee Doodle Dixie
by Lisa Patton
2011
After selling her Vermont inn, Leelee returns to Memphis with her daughters, expecting familiar comforts. Gossip, a reduced income and a difficult boss complicate her fresh start, while friends, family and new romantic possibilities help her rediscover her footing.
Southern as a Second Language
by Lisa Patton
2013
Back in Memphis, Leelee opens a restaurant with Vermont chef Peter and pursues their new relationship. Cultural misunderstandings, unpredictable friends and the return of her unfaithful ex-husband test their partnership as business ambitions collide with Southern social expectations.
Rush
by Lisa Patton
2018
At an Ole Miss sorority, recruitment politics entwine an ambitious freshman, an anxious mother and a longtime housekeeper seeking advancement. When powerful insiders block opportunities, women across social divides join forces to challenge the traditions controlling their futures.
Kissing the Sky
by Lisa Patton
2026
Sheltered college student Suzannah escapes her strict Southern home to attend Woodstock with an old friend. Music, first love, and revelations about her companion challenge her assumptions as she searches for independence amid the upheaval of 1969.
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