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    Redneck Riviera
    Redneck Riviera
    Redneck Riviera
    Audiobook6 hours

    Redneck Riviera

    Written by James Hooker

    Narrated by James Hooker

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    After being laid off from his executive job with a California high-tech company, a man and his wife decide to leave the “rat race” and move to a tropical island on the coast of North Carolina. The culture of the island and its people are completely different from this cosmopolitan couple, who struggle to adapt to the island’s Southern, down-home, Redneck residents.

    From food to local traditions, the author documents his humorous journey, in a classic tale of a “clash of cultures"

    What could possibly go wrong when Yankee meets Redneck?


     


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDorrance Publishing
    Release dateApr 11, 2024
    ISBN9798892119702

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