Grease, Grits and Glory

In the heart of the Deep South, Stanley Sinclair’s dream simmers quietly in a worn-down kitchen behind a wood-burning stove. But when he dares to serve more than food—to serve comfort—he ends up feeding more than stomachs. He feeds a town.

Grease, Grits, and Glory is a soulful, funny, and deeply satisfying story about second chances, family (by blood and by biscuit), and the magical messiness of life when you live with your heart wide open. With a cast of unforgettable characters—including a kazoo-playing oddball, a fiercely wise little girl, and a goat with too much personality—this Southern saga delivers equal parts laughter, healing, and home-cooked truth.

Perfect for fans of Fannie Flagg, Rick Bragg, and a good plate of fried catfish, this novel will leave you full—in the best way.