The injustices and horrors of crimes and of racism are recounted in a story of a Texas Ranger, a Reconstruction Quaker school teacher, and the trial of a murdering gang in Corpus Christi. The dialog is reflective of the time as is the furor of racist mobs and the inequality of justice. A great historic novel.
The tumultuous and very challenging and changing lives of teens at a prestigious private high school is the setting for the novel. Characters from The Academy novel continue into their senior year joined by some new students and staff. The engaging story flows similar to Elin Hilderbrand novels and utilizes dialog, thoughts, and the voice of a narrator.
Fun and engaging novel. So enjoyable to read as the pages are filled with oddball neighbors in a brownstone in Calgary. Main character, Moma, has her own definitions of each resident as she has never interacted with them. When she is tasked with being the temporary manager, she reevaluates her definitions and finds there is more to the people than she imagined. Plus, there is a budding love with Sami, the restaurant owner next door.
A funny cozy mystery about a dog crazy town, a group of critical dog moms, a savvy septuagenarian crime reader, an outcast woman, and murder. The outcast woman is cast as the villain by the town because of her outspoken behavior. She teams up with the septuagenarian and antics ensue as they set out to solve the murder.
Cuteness is all through this charming romance between an ex-special forces cowboy and a princess on a Wyoming ranch. She is as awed by the beauty of the area as he is of her. His duty is to protect her and enlivens the definite chemistry they share.
A longtime, unsolved death of a young vagrant brings two once loves together as the case is reopened. She is now the sheriff and is determined not to let the relationship taint the case as he was present at the location where the youth died. Long time yearning for each other is hard to resist in this terrific mystery/romance.
A uniquely interesting and alluring novel. The idea of dying and receiving a second chance at life is intriguing. Joey gets the chance when she dies at thirty-two and requests to go back to her freshman year at college. It was a pivotal year for love that never panned out. Does she get what she desires or does fate have another idea?
