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"A New South tale with the shadows of the Old South not far in the background. "The Devil Don't Knock" is a riveting story of intrigue and greed that catapults everyday folk to the center of the stage. It is a story that will keep you on the edge of your chair or awake in your bed, depending on where you do your reading. Once picked up, it's hard to put down."
-Luke Boyd, author of "Coon Dogs and Outhouses, Tall Tales from the Mississippi Delta"

"An entertaining read. Susan Sims Moody knows how to spin a good yarn."
-Jim Fraiser, author of "Shadow Seed" and "Mississippi River...

"A New South tale with the shadows of the Old South not far in the background. "The Devil Don't Knock" is a riveting story of intrigue and greed that catapults everyday folk to the center of the stage. It is a story that will keep you on the edge of your chair or awake in your bed, depending on where you do your reading. Once picked up, it's hard to put down."
-Luke Boyd, author of "Coon Dogs and Outhouses, Tall Tales from the Mississippi Delta"

"An entertaining read. Susan Sims Moody knows how to spin a good yarn."
-Jim Fraiser, author of "Shadow Seed" and "Mississippi River...

Davis Sanford, contemptuously dismissed by his family almost a decade ago, is a recovering alcoholic and the grandchild of local timber baron and pillar of the community, Frank Sanford. An early-morning phone call from his old haunt of Mercy draws Davis home once more for the impending death of the family patriarch. Jennifer Martin returns to the scene as Davis's girlfriend, and the two embark on a weekend...

Davis Sanford, contemptuously dismissed by his family almost a decade ago, is a recovering alcoholic and the grandchild of local timber baron and pillar of the community, Frank Sanford. An early-morning phone call from his old haunt of Mercy draws Davis home once more for the impending death of the family patriarch. Jennifer Martin returns to the scene as Davis's girlfriend, and the two embark on a weekend...