Amy Impellizzeri
Autor de Lemongrass Hope
Sobre El Autor
Amy Impellizzeri, ESQ. is the award-winning author of the best-selling novel Lemongrass Hope. Her articles and essays have appeared in numerous online and print journals, including Huffington Post, ABA Law Practice Today, The Glass Hammer, and more. A former litigator, start-up executive, and mostrar más currently full-time writer, Amy credits her law degree and thirteen years in private practice in large part for every good thing that has come after. Except for her beautiful children. She takes full credit for them. Amy resides in Pennsylvania with her husband, three children, one energetic Weimaraner, and a bottomless cup of coffee. mostrar menos
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Opal Rowen has to tell her son CJ that Uncle Pete won't be coming around anymore. Why? Because he is dead, and Opal is the prime suspect. Pete was the husband of her former friend, Ingrid DiLaurio, who Opal retains as her lawyer, calling in a favor.
Ingrid doesn't think Opal is guilty, but is relieved that she, herself, isn't arrested.
As the case goes on, there are many things to complicate the case-the judge, the prosecutor, the nanny.
Interesting first book in a series about the Riversedge Law Club.… (más)
Ingrid doesn't think Opal is guilty, but is relieved that she, herself, isn't arrested.
As the case goes on, there are many things to complicate the case-the judge, the prosecutor, the nanny.
Interesting first book in a series about the Riversedge Law Club.… (más)
Thank you to the author which I won on her FB page.
This book was hard to read and I had to read it in bits and parts daily because the print was so small and crammed on the page. It felt like it even took longer than my usual 4 days to read this.
It was an okay book in my opinion. How it finally came together at the end was one of the more interesting parts of this book.
This book was hard to read and I had to read it in bits and parts daily because the print was so small and crammed on the page. It felt like it even took longer than my usual 4 days to read this.
It was an okay book in my opinion. How it finally came together at the end was one of the more interesting parts of this book.
Why We Lie
A first rate journey into Washington politics, greed and power that will have you questioning the secrets you keep.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
SUMMARY
Aby is from a small town in Pennsylvania where she had some trouble with a high school boyfriend. The problem was nobody believed her. Her mother told her to just move on. She was hopeful that in the future there will be a time when she will no longer be afraid to tell the truth. But not yet. She moves to Washington DC and falls in love at first site with Jude Birch. That was not her plan, what she really wanted was for Jude to help her launch her career. But the heart wants what the heart wants. And nothing is quite what it seems
Jude is a rising star in DC, and decides to run for election to the House as the DC representative. Aby is concerned that there is much more to Jude‘s relationship with his campaign manager, Laila Rogers, than she thought. Shortly after the election Jude is the victim of a supposedly gang-related shooting. His survives but his brain is affected. As secrets begin to unravel, Abby is forced to realize that Jude was not an unintended victim of the shooting.
REVIEW
WHY WE LIE is a first rate journey into Washington politics, greed and power. It has an intricate plot, complete with a rich billionaire who can get away with just about anything. Aby and Jude’s characters are well-developed and interesting, as are the secrets they keep from each other and the lies they tell. I loved the use of The Washington Truth newspaper to tell a part of the complex story. It’s an compelling read.
Author AMY IMPELLIZZERI’s timely writing is immensely satisfying, and she keeps the story moving quickly. She may even have you questioning the secrets you keep. IMPELLIZZERI is a reformed corporate litigator and an award winning author. She has written one nonfiction book and three novels, including The Truth About Thea (2017). She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, three kids and an energetic Weimaraner named Cocoa. Thanks to AMY IMPELLIZZERI for an reading copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Publisher Wyatt-Mackenzie Publishing
Published March 5, 2019
Review www.bluestockingreviews.com… (más)
A first rate journey into Washington politics, greed and power that will have you questioning the secrets you keep.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
SUMMARY
Aby is from a small town in Pennsylvania where she had some trouble with a high school boyfriend. The problem was nobody believed her. Her mother told her to just move on. She was hopeful that in the future there will be a time when she will no longer be afraid to tell the truth. But not yet. She moves to Washington DC and falls in love at first site with Jude Birch. That was not her plan, what she really wanted was for Jude to help her launch her career. But the heart wants what the heart wants. And nothing is quite what it seems
Jude is a rising star in DC, and decides to run for election to the House as the DC representative. Aby is concerned that there is much more to Jude‘s relationship with his campaign manager, Laila Rogers, than she thought. Shortly after the election Jude is the victim of a supposedly gang-related shooting. His survives but his brain is affected. As secrets begin to unravel, Abby is forced to realize that Jude was not an unintended victim of the shooting.
REVIEW
WHY WE LIE is a first rate journey into Washington politics, greed and power. It has an intricate plot, complete with a rich billionaire who can get away with just about anything. Aby and Jude’s characters are well-developed and interesting, as are the secrets they keep from each other and the lies they tell. I loved the use of The Washington Truth newspaper to tell a part of the complex story. It’s an compelling read.
Author AMY IMPELLIZZERI’s timely writing is immensely satisfying, and she keeps the story moving quickly. She may even have you questioning the secrets you keep. IMPELLIZZERI is a reformed corporate litigator and an award winning author. She has written one nonfiction book and three novels, including The Truth About Thea (2017). She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, three kids and an energetic Weimaraner named Cocoa. Thanks to AMY IMPELLIZZERI for an reading copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Publisher Wyatt-Mackenzie Publishing
Published March 5, 2019
Review www.bluestockingreviews.com… (más)
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