You met her in the movie Sweet Home Alabama. Now see what Melanie Smooter was like before she became hot fashion designer Melanie Carmichael.
In high school, Melanie Smooter is known as Felony Melanie, the teenage troublemaker of Pigeon Creek, Alabama. Aching to escape the boredom of small-town life, her restlessness sparks many reckless adventures. Her boyfriend, Jake, is always by her side – and the local sheriff is usually close behind.
This week, everyone in town is looking forward to the big football game against Greenville, Pigeon Creek's hated rivals. Jake is more excited than most – as the new quarterback, he's poised for stardom. But the lead up to the game becomes as exciting as the game itself when pranksters from Greenville steal Pigeon Creek's pig mascot. Then Jake's playbook goes missing, which could get him kicked off the team. Could the pranksters have stolen it as well? Melanie, Jake, and their friends embark on an undercover mission to recover the stolen mascot and find Jake's playbook before the team is disgraced in front of the whole town.
Head back in time to the early 1990s for this laugh out loud rom com based on one of the best rom com movies of all time. Readers love the series:
"If you liked the movie Sweet Home Alabama, you'll love the books that tell the stories leading up to the movie." – Roger F.
"The author did a great job of capturing the characters we know and love from the movie. Great read!" – SMM
"Fun loving, laugh out loud read!!!!" – Christina D.
"It's a hoot reading about the teenage adventures of Melanie's that she was teased about in the movie. A must read for Sweet Home Alabama fans." – Kerri W.
"This is a book that you can't put down. It's filled with action, well-drawn fun characters, and Southern charm. Guaranteed!" – Suzanne B.
"Laugh out loud funny with high school hi-jinx." – ReadingForRelaxation
"Here goes Melanie again. Up to her usual antics and taking her friends with her. She is such a joy to read about. I would recommend this to anybody who likes fun and adventure and lots of laughter." – Carolyn V.
