Bøger af Susan Allison-Dean

When Maretta's husband of over fifty years dies suddenly, she impulsively decides to take a road trip. Why stick around? Her sons aren't married and they don't live nearby. Maretta's best friend, Joan, has issues of her own with her son, so she decides to join Maretta. With no map, no plan, and a car nearly as old as them, they take off from their sleepy, upstate New York town. They don't tell their sons they are leaving, but they end up finding out in a surprising way. That's when the real fun, and drama, begins.Cool Grannies is the Golden Girls Version of Thelma and Louise, minus the cliff. Filled with fun, sassiness and inspiration. Maretta and Joan make getting old look fun!

Jill Bradley is a fantastic nurse living near New York City and seems to have it all: handsome and hardworking boyfriend, a fulfilling career and great friends. But it all changes one night when Jill has to work a double shift at the hospital. She falls asleep at the wheel and accidentally hits a car on its way to the hospital: with a mother, father, and unborn baby in it. After Jill wakes up from her coma, she learns the parents died, but the baby lived. If this wasn't enough, during her recovery at her parents' home she finds out they have been keeping secrets-some for a long time. Not wanting to stay one more moment in New York over New Year's, Jill hops on a plane to a tiny Caribbean island, hoping to escape. She does and finds a new love. But she finds her problems have also packed a suitcase.

Jill Bradley Cooper never forgot the orphaned baby girl after the tragic accident that she was involved in years ago. As fall is celebrated in 2012, and the anniversary nears, she is haunted by the sad memories yet again. The riptide of life has pulled Jill out to the sea of busyness and distraction for years: marriage, a new home, raising two girls and changing her job to become a school nurse. This harvest season, however, the guilt inside her insists on being assuaged. Jill decides the only way to do this is to find that orphan. Thirteen-year old Amanda Cooper, Jill's daughter, is wrestling with her own troubles. Having dyslexia and not being good at sports is preventing her from feeling normal at school. When Amanda is the first to discover a dolphin in distress in the Hudson River, several miles north of New York City, she has no idea how it will change her life. By The Sound of The Crow is the sequel to Susan Allison-Dean's debut novel, I Know You're There. Often life's toughest moments take us in new directions. www.susanallisondean.com Susan's first two novels are set in the picturesque Hudson Valley, New York with escapes to the tropical Caribbean Island, Triton. Her novels are widely shared amongst mothers, daughters, sisters and friends.