"Somewhere in West Tennessee, not far from Graceland, nine women--or 'The 9 Nanas,' as they prefer to be called--gather in the darkness of night. At 4 a.m. they begin their daily routine--a ritual that no one, not even their husbands, knew about for 30 years. They have one mission and one mission only: to create happiness. And it all begins with baked goods."
Contributors: Dena Dyer
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