Two sisters struggle to save a family-owned legacy business in Good Hair Days by Grace Helena Walz, a heartfelt novel woven with lots of down-to-earth Southern drama and charm.
The story focuses on Georgia and Junie Scott,
two sisters born and raised in Whitetail, a small town outside of Atlanta. Junie,
the younger of the two sisters, stayed behind to run the beauty shop left to
her by their mother, while Georgia, the older sister, went to a prestigious
college and now lives a seemingly successful corporate life in the city.
In the process of trying to renovate the shop,
Junie gets into a mountain of debt and thus, summons Georgia home for help. But
when the sisters reunite, old wounds get reopened and both women, harboring
life-changing secrets from each other, must come to terms with their own--and their
shared--fates.
Written via the strong narrative points-of-view
of each sister, Grace Helena Walz
(Southern
by Design) has a firm command on sisterly bonds, small-town living, and
the often-unyielding depth of Southern roots. This well-drawn, nostalgic story might
pay homage to the sass and sparkle of Dolly Parton, but it also delivers an
unexpectedly moving, tear-jerking twist.
Good
Hair Days by Grace Helena Walz
Harper
Muse, $18.99 paperback, 9781400345663, 400
pages
Publishing date: November 11, 2025
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