Looking for Salvation at the Dairy Queen

Even more appealing than a diet of Dilly Bars, and Gilmore’s novel is a meal well worth the consumption.
~BookPage

Gilmore tells her tale with gentle humor and genuine regard for her characters.
~Omaha World Herald

This is Susan Gregg Gilmore’s first novel, but her voice is similar to that of Fannie Flagg. Readers of Southern stories will enjoy the poignant self-discovery journey of this lovable heroine.
~Tampa Tribune

Every female will find herself identifying with Catherine Grace’s search for her place in the world.
~Chattanooga Times Free Press

This is great Southern humor. It’s fun, it’s poignant, it’s a well-drawn story.
~Newsday.com

The Improper Life of Bezellia Grove

The Improper Life of Bezellia Grove is much more than “just” a novel about racism in the South.  It’s a tale of one young woman’s struggle to come to terms with who she is.  If there is one book you must buy this summer, this is it.                                          ~Jenn’s Bookshelves

Susan Gregg Gilmore’s second novel is brimming with charm. Bezellia’s voice is as unusual as her name, and her life story will capture your imagination.                                            ~BookPage

(Gilmore) does take the news from the underground life of the modern American South and tell it straight to our face.               ~Alan Cheuse, NPR’s All Things Considered