Nashborough
earliest edition we have, 2001 HarperTorch, 2002 paperback 560 pages
"Nashborough is the story of two aristocratic Southern families - their triumphs and tragedies - set against the backdrop of an era of sweeping changes and new ideals. For generations, the Nash and Douglas families have been the leading citizens of the town of Nashborough. In the 1920s, the comfortable traditions and entrenched hierarchies of the South seem firmly fixed in place. The younger generation has no reason...
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