Barbara Dancey's husband is buried. Find out why his grave, through a series of unexpected events, is a source of stress for Barbara.
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Reviews for "William Dancey's Grave"
Reviewed by Lara
9/29/2001
William Dancey's Grave can't exactly be called a mytery, it can't be called a thriller. It's a book about two women who form a familial bond to protect a man who is the brother of one and the husband of the other. It's well written, easy to keep on reading. I hope Anne Marie Jasper keeps on writing because she definitely has a gift.
Reviewed by Jane Wilber
9/27/2001
As the author is a longtime, close friend of mine, I thought it might be difficult to be nonpartial in reviewing this book. I must say right now, that I need not concern myself on this account! William Danceys' Grave catches the readers attention quickly and as the storyline builds, and the characters personalities grow, the reader cannot help but be captivated by this book. A suspense that will leave you feeling that you have been right there all along, and will take you some time to come back to here and now!
Reviewed by Bea Marsden
9/27/2001
Reviewed by Alena
9/26/2001
This is a Good book! I enjoyed every word of it. The author's knowledge of other lands added much spice to an already great story.
Reviewed by Pauline Green
9/26/2001
William Dancy's Grave kept me spellbound from beginning to end. I recommend it to anyone who loves a good story mixed with the realities of eveyday life and a mystry that holds your attention to the very end.
Reviewed by Joe
9/26/2001
Anne Jasper's capture of the fear and trepidation inherent with the heroine's action in the face of continued abuse is palpable, and the wants and desires of the two main characters are realistic. Excellent read, and highly recommended!
Reviewed by Mona Taplin
9/26/2001
I read William Dancey's Grave as an E-book. Although I much prefer a printed book, I really enjoyed reading this one. This is a very different approach and ending to a difficult subject. Read it! You will be glad you did. Anne Jasper is a new author with a tremendous amount of talent. I hope she will be releasing many more books in the near future. Mona
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