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Moveable Feast featuring Ronda Rich
Date and Time
Tuesday Sep 19, 2023
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM EDTTuesday, September 19, 2023
11:00am - 1:00pm
Location
21 Main
719 North Beach Blvd.
North Myrtle Beach, SCFees/Admission
$35 per person. Click here to register online!
Contact Information
843-235-9600
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Description
The Moveable Feast offers monthly luncheons featuring presenters on a broad range of cultural topics (music, art, drama, history, and some literature, mostly by local and CLASS-published authors). Each is individually priced.
Ronda Rich
(St. Simons Island)
An eleventh generation Southerner who was raised on cornbread and buttermilk, spent most of her summers running bare-footed on the red Georgia clay, and was baptized in the river, Ronda Rich is also a best-selling author – "What Southern Women Know (That Every Woman Should)" – and a syndicated columnist – her column runs in more than 50 newspapers across the Southeast from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to Biloxi, Mississippi and is read weekly by a million folks. In her new novel, Rich's Stella Bankwell has suddenly found herself in a "heap of trouble" in the words of her mountain people. Ten years ago, the charming redhead was a sports marketing executive when she married unforeseen trouble, Asher Bankwell, who is descended from old Atlanta money and prestige. After public humiliation in front of Atlanta's snootiest at a black-tie gala, Stella is banished from high society. She heads for St. Simons Island where the sea and her friend Marlo offer peace and calm. But there on her beloved island, Stella finds herself embroiled in a mystery that includes murder and money laundering. With the help of her best friend, Chatty (Chatham Balsam Colquitt IV), who has followed her to his second home on adjoining Sea Island; former Governor McCager Burnett (Chatty’s Sea Island neighbor); and U.S. Marshal Jackson (Pepper) Culpepper, they set out to solve a mystery that will send a deep rattling through the columned, brick mansions of Atlanta's exclusive Buckhead.
