Bøger af Deborah Reardon

Amber's Heritage Nine-year-old Amber never loses her dream. The path that leads to her true heritage is plagued with deceit, lies, and murder. A detective with multiple seemingly unsolvable cases, battles with his past and present. A fireman follows his heart. This is a story charged with human emotions of the lives of everyday people with a past to overcome. A close-up and personal feel of the heart-wrenching tragedy of revenge. A stark discovery of past misplaced values and regretted lives - what we wish we had done. The never-ending mother's unselfish love with faith in her prayers to the Great Spirit.

Quickly the reader becomes involved, often feeling the suffering, painful memories, past and present. Get to know each person in the story. Love and passion. A web of life. Deranged obligation resulting in revenge and murder. Emotionally intense, bringing to vivid clarity the personal struggles. Ever contemplate what your life would be now if you had not made that choice? What if you had chosen another path. What if you never got the chance to make the right choice. Life happens while we make plans. My story is about the people in a small North Carolina town. Three ladies, two young girls, and night club owner who all experience unplanned changes in their lives at various ages. Quickly the reader becomes involved, often feeling the suffering, painful memories, past and present. Get to know each person in the story. Love and passion. A web of life. Deranged obligation resulting in revenge and murder. Emotionally intense, bringing to vivid clarity the personal struggles. Ever contemplate what your life would be now if you had not made that choice? What if you had chosen another path. What if you never got the chance to make the right choice. Life happens while we make plans. My story is about the people in a small North Carolina town. Three ladies, two young girls, a night club owner and others experience unplanned changes in their lives at various ages.

Thirty-one year old Clare Paxton opens the door to her childhood friend Derek and his discovery. Little 4-year-old Mary Martin had been missing and all that was left were her articles of clothing and a large pool of blood. Having interrupted her Criminology Degree for her mother's feigned illness, Clare's unending questioning her own life's choices is heightened by this tragedy. Clare embroils herself in the investigation because of her personal mistrust of Mary's parents while romantically conflicted with the Chief of Police. Adult readers will be both captivated and exasperated by Clare's debut in this 88,000-word novel.