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Former Shreveporter releases 'Louisiana Lucky' novel
Former Shreveporter releases 'Louisiana Lucky' novel
Judy Christie, Shreveport Times
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Julie Pennell
Admit it: You’ve fantasized about winning the lottery. The sports car you would buy. Over-the-top gifts you’d give. And, of course, donations you’d make to your favorite charities.
Former Shreveporter Julie Miller Pennell has a good time with the idea of a lottery win in her second novel, “Louisiana Lucky.”
“Louisiana Lucky” was inspired from a small plotline in Pennell’s first novel, “The Young Wives Club,” where a character wins a little money from a scratch-off lottery ticket. “I had so much fun writing that scene, and it grew into a bigger idea, with a lot more money involved,” she said.
Former Shreveporter releases 'Louisiana Lucky' novel
Judy Christie, Shreveport Times
© Courtesy
Julie Pennell
Admit it: You’ve fantasized about winning the lottery. The sports car you would buy. Over-the-top gifts you’d give. And, of course, donations you’d make to your favorite charities.
Former Shreveporter Julie Miller Pennell has a good time with the idea of a lottery win in her second novel, “Louisiana Lucky.”
“Louisiana Lucky” was inspired from a small plotline in Pennell’s first novel, “The Young Wives Club,” where a character wins a little money from a scratch-off lottery ticket. “I had so much fun writing that scene, and it grew into a bigger idea, with a lot more money involved,” she said.