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Meet Maggie Fortenberry. To others, her life seems pretty much perfect - shes beautiful, charming and successful, just as youd expect of a former Miss Alabama. But, in fact, Maggie is perfectly miserable. By now she should have been living in one of the elegant houses on Red Mountain with the adoring husband and 2.5 children. Instead, she makes a living selling that drea Meet Maggie Fortenberry. To others, her life seems pretty much perfect - shes beautiful, charming and successful, just as youd expect of a former Miss Alabama. But, in fact, Maggie is perfectly miserable. By now she should have been living in one of the elegant houses on Red Mountain with the adoring husband and 2.5 children. Instead, she makes a living selling that dream to others - through her estate agency Red Mountain Realty, where lately business has been going from bad to worse. But just as Maggie is about to give up hope, she comes up with the perfect plan. And thats when strange things start happening. As Maggie finds herself catapulted into one surprising discovery after another, she learns valuable lessons about the nature of friendship, the challenges of modern life and the dangers of impossible dreams. She also learns that everybody, dead or alive, has at least one little secret ...I Still Dream About You is a delectable romp of a novel. Part murder mystery, part feel-good comedy, it bursts with the Southern charm and good, old-fashioned wisdom that have become Fannie Flaggs hallmark worldwide.

Meet Maggie Fortenberry. To others, her life seems pretty much perfect - shes beautiful, charming and successful, just as youd expect of a former Miss Alabama. But, in fact, Maggie is perfectly miserable. By now she should have been living in one of the elegant houses on Red Mountain with the adoring husband and 2.5 children. Instead, she makes a living selling that drea Meet Maggie Fortenberry. To others, her life seems pretty much perfect - shes beautiful, charming and successful, just as youd expect of a former Miss Alabama. But, in fact, Maggie is perfectly miserable. By now she...  Read More