In the past few years, spousal abuse has become a major news focus and people are beginning to realize the depth of the problem. Melinda Parker, fictional newlywed is one of the abused. Find out how Jamie McIntyre became a champion, an unintended victim winds up dead, and a witness with tarnished virtue saves the day for everyone. This message about the inequities of life is as enlightening as well as entertaining.
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Reviews for "Sandspurs"
Reviewed by Caroline Winter
9/29/2001
Sandspurs was recommended to me by a friend. Too many books these days are so full of violence that I don't read much anymore. Sandspurs was a refreshing change about realistic people with a realistic plot. I really liked it!
Reviewed by Minnie
9/28/2001
This book is much better than many I have read on the Best Sellers lists. Gives one goosebumps waiting to see what tricks the physco has up his sleeve next! Skillfully written from start to finish
Reviewed by Joe
9/28/2001
THe tension is palpable, the confrontations electric in this gripping, page turning suspense thriller depicting the horrible evil of spousal abuse. The resiliency and resourcefulnes of the heroine in close quarters with terror makes this a must read! Kudos, Anne Jasper!
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Reviewed by Bea Marsden
9/28/2001
Reviewed by Pauline Green
9/27/2001
She has done it again. Anne knows how to spin a tale and keep you spellbound from start to finish. I couldn't put this one down.
Reviewed by Jane Wilber
9/27/2001
A fantastic second book by Anne Marie Jasper.
The brutal treatment of Melinda Parker by her brand new husband throws the reader quickly into the world of an abusive relationship. The emotions, actions and reactions of the couple and the people who know and care about them are realistic and enlightening, adding to the suspense of the novels ending.
Reviewed by Pat Alvarado, children's author
9/27/2001
Witness the hopes for a happy second marriage turn rotten when reality in the form of her new husband literally kicks in Melinda Parker's door, and she has to outwit the psychopath she has married. Sandspurs by Anne Marie Jasper is a chilling, page-turning thriller.
Reviewed by Mona Taplin
9/26/2001
I just finished reading SANDSPURS by Anne Marie Jasper. The characters in this book are so real you can almost reach out and shake hands with them. Everyone from the villian to the fiesty lady who knew what to do in a traumatic situation were perfectly scripted by this very talented author. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to everyone from age 16 to 116.I am going to buy it for everyone on my Xmas list.
Reviewed by Ed
9/26/2001
I bought this book because my sister wrote it. I didn't intend to read it. i thought it would be mushy gushy nonsense girl stuff. I started to brouse thru it and found I could not put it down. Very, very good story,- very well written. Now I'll read her first book William Dancey's Grave. I've heard it's great too. I should have listened! Ed
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