Sing Me a Cheatin’ Song, Daisy Faith: A Novel

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Lonnie-Lew Hensley, a likeable, but sometimes short-on-common sense good ol’ boy type, ends up marrying Daisy Faith Grogan, a big-breasted vocalist/keyboard player in a four-piece country/Western band, who specializes in performing cheatin’ songs. Lonnie-Lew and Daisy Faith’s marriage–all two months, twelve days and eight hours of it–is, to say the least, a rocky one. Lonnie-Lew learns the hard way that Daisy Faith regards the lyrics of the cheatin’ songs she sings as just make-believe; Daisy Faith makes it clear that If I ever catch a man of mine cheatin’ on me for real, I gar-un-damn-tee you he’ll never cheat on me again! Lonnie-Lew is visited by the ghost of his uncle Norville Knock ‘em Through the Wall Lewis, a former dirt-track racecar driver, who, in 1961, mysteriously disappeared and was never heard from again. The hilariously funny Sing Me a Cheatin’ Song, Daisy Faith, which is set in the North Carolina foothills and the mountains of northwestern North Carolina and northeastern Tennessee during the summer of 1983, is Doug McGuinn’s third novel.