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Jared's murder leaves Jena in charge of her younger brother, Randy, and the family ranch. When Everett Walker, their power hungry neighbor, demands that Jena sell the ranch or marry one of his sons her anger over rides her grief and she commits a rash act that will forever change their lives. Travel back in time to Texas in 1869 and discover the repercussions of "Jena's Choice."
p class="normal"> Early the next morning Jena, Randy, and Luis sat at the kitchen table making a list of needed supplies, sugar, flour, coffee and other necessities. Jena penciled in several more items while she told Randy and Luis about the episode at the corral. Her account was interrupted by the clatter of horses' hooves entering the yard. Randy pulled back the curtain covering the window. br />
p class="normal"> "It's the Walkers," he snapped and rushed out to the back stoop.br />
p class="normal"> &qu | |  | | Righteous Revenge
Manipulation, mayhem and murder make Righteous Revenge a mystery with a twist.
Twin sisters, separated by distance and life-style choices are reunited by the unexpected brutal murder of their parents and only brother, Matt. Righteous Revenge, situated in Des Moines, Iowa explores the relationship between serene unpretentious Bethany and sexy glamorous Andrea as each seeks her own technique for dealing with the tragedy. While Bethany immerses herself in her Angel store, Andrea delves into the forbidden. For a time Police consider inherited wealth the obvious motive for murder but confirmation of the twins alibis keep them from jail. An attempt on Bethany’s life t | |  | | Ruth Fever
Since the tragic death of her parents, grief is Ruth Dennison’s constant companion. Only her relationships with and concerns for her second grade students and her interaction with Horse, the family cat, keep her from loneliness and depression. Choosing ‘Spring Break’ to dispose of her parents’ belongings, she cleans closets, basement and even the garage.
Ruth’s ‘Edsel for Sale’ advertisement brings about a meeting with Wyndom Winters, the widowed father of her one troubled student. His purchase of the Edsel wagon and Ruth’s concern for Jason, his son, unites the two of them in a campaign to discover the cause of the young boy’s dramatic change in behavior. Their quest links them, leads them on an adventure filled with laughter, sorrow, secrets and ultimately, understanding. Ruth Fever is a romance with enough twists to keep readers entertained.
Since the tragic death of her parents, grief is Ruth Dennison’s constant companion. Only her relationships with and concerns for her second grade students and her interaction with Horse, the family cat, keep her from loneliness and depression. Choosing ‘Spring Break’ to dispose of her parents’ belongings, she cleans closets, basement and even the garage.
Ruth’s ‘Edsel for Sale’ advertisement brings about a meeting with Wyndom Winters, the widowed father of her one troubled student. His purchase of the Edsel wagon and Ruth’s concern for Jason, his son, unites the two of them in a campaign to discover the cause of the young boy’s dramatic change in behavior. Their quest links them, leads them on an adventure filled with laughter, sorrow, secrets and ultimately, understanding. Ruth Fever is a romance with enough twists to keep readers entertained.
Squealing tires and screeching too-late-used brakes preceded the explosive collision that ripped away the twilight-quiet of the area and left a twisted, smoldering mass of sheet metal and shattered glass. Loud snaps, angry popping, mini salvos igniting tiny individual fires in grassy areas, created a disaster that washed the neighborhood with dissension and vibration. The mangled mass of material that had once been two vehicles lay now in an unidentifiable heap. Within minutes the sound of sirens reverberated through the streets heralding the arrival of police, ambulance, paramedic’s | |  | | White Nigger
River is ten & white, her mother habitually leaves her and her siblings with Ivan, a black man. Ivan walks in to find one of mom's men friends making a pass at River and breaks his nose. They leave Oklahoma in a rush, become squatters in Owls Nest, Iowa. The school bully delights in taunting River with 'white nigger. Buy a copy, read what happens next.
Race relations in 1970s America proved to be a bitter struggle, but the topic makes for a classic novel in Beverly J. Scott’s em>White Nigger/em>: em>A Tale of Bigots & Bullies/em>.
Ten-year-old River is a white girl whose half-brother and sister were possibly fathered by a black man named Ivan. Her mother has not been home for over three weeks, when a man accosts River. Ivan comes to her rescue, but is afraid for the family’s safety, and packs all three children into his old truck. They end up in Owls Nest, Iowa, where they find a deserted cabin and become |
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These Black and Blue Red Zone Days
by Aberjhani
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 Just as life during the pandemic was color-coded with different hues representing different levels of danger, life in its aftermath has become shaded in similar ways. As a self-styled “Seeker of Beauty with Beauty,” (borrowing from a quote by W.E.B. |
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