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Blood Ties by Ruth Lillegraven #Amazon Crossing Publisher #Thriller and Suspense #Ruth Lillegraven #Watch this space

  Publisher ‏ : ‎  Amazon Crossing (July 26, 2022) Language ‏ : ‎  English Paperback ‏ : ‎  317 pages

Gideon's Grandchildren by Bill Jaquette #William Jacquette Publisher #Court Practice #Bill Jaquette #Criminal Procedure

                                                                                                    MY THOUGHTS AND BOOK REVIEW What a fascinating read! Bill Jacquettes' s debut novel can keep a reader engrossed at looking deeply into how the Criminal legal system and Washington State Criminal laws works and how they were handled by the Hudson County Public Defenders. From Cindy Baker's charge with first degree trafficking in stolen property, Gilbert Martin's second degree robbery for stealing groceries from safeway, Ray Langus's sentence for a felony, second degree robbery, Lori Lucas's charge with first degree criminal mistreatment, Joe seller's conviction of second degree assault and the most complicated case of Walter for the c...

Walking in Tall Weeds by Robin W Pearson #Tyndale House Publishers #Christian Women's Fiction #Robin W Pearson

  MY THOUGHTS AND BOOK REVIEW A Christian southern family drama novel that takes place in the setting of Hickory Dock, North Carolina. It was a slow mover for me, but nonetheless a fascinating and a simple read filled with great characters....  f irst and foremost a story about a family  (and a multi-racial family…dad Fred Baldwin is Black and mom Paulette is white). McKinley their only son returns home from Philadelphia after he graduated from college  to dreadfully listen to the overheated conversations along the way, even though marriage conflicts arising in his mum and dad's relationship was present but what keeps them together is their faith towards God. I was feeling sympathetic towards each of them. McKinley's dad, Fred designed furniture for George & Company. He was truly a professional architect who thinks like a designer and was not interested in feelings of his friends or colleagues when it came to building a business. Mckinley...