In the sequel to her beloved<i> </i><b>Six of One</b><i>,</i> Rita Mae Brown returns with another witty tale of passion and rivalry in the small Southern town of Runnymede, Maryland. Newspaper editor Nickel Smith is scrambling to save the local paper from corporate extinction, even as she is engaged in an affair that would shock the town as much as it amazes Nickel herself. Meanwhile, her mother, Julia, and her aunt Louise, the infamous Hunsenmeir sisters, who've set the town on its ears for decades, keep an eagle eye on Nickel. No matter that she's a grown woman and that they're going on ninety; they need <i>someone </i>to gossip about! Not even the town's weekly bingo games can keep Louise and Julia out of trouble when Ed Tutweiler Walters, an eligible newcomer, arrives in town<b>—</b>and has the sisters fighting over him like schoolgirls. A telling look at the foibles of modern relationships, <b>Bingo</b> is full of wisdom about the comforts, trials, and absurdities of small-town life and especially of our own nearest and dearest.