Diary of a Crazy White Woman

She left Nebraska for Georgia, and she's never quite recovered.

When Lana's husband relocates them south for his job, she trades fifty years of familiar cornfields for kudzu, copperheads, and neighbors who say "y'all" like it's a love language. She didn't ask for any of it -- the lizards in the closet, the runaway van that takes out the rose bush, the rescue dogs who treat mud puddles like a personal spa day. But somehow, it's all hers now.

Told in a series of laugh-out-loud, warmly self-depr...