Ruth Logan Herne
Autor de Back in the Saddle: A Novel (Double S Ranch)
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Summer of Suspense: Sixteen Tales By Some of Christian Fiction's Most Popular Mystery and Suspense Authors (2019) 5 copias
Jingle Bell Heist 4 copias
Second Chance Christmas: Heartwarming historical holiday romance by bestselling author (Sewing Sisters Society Book 2) (2016) 1 copia
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A Light in the Darkness por Ruth Logan Herne
Priscilla inherits a lighthouse. She packs up and leaves her home in Kansas and goes to coast of Massachusetts and comes face-to-face with adventure.
Priscilla Latham Grant is at it again, solving mysteries and living her best life in this installment of the "Mysteries of Martha's Vineyard" series. A film crew has arrived in the community and causes controversy by stirring up memories of a little girl's disappearance during a major hurricane over a decade before. Can Priscilla solve an old mystery that is laced together with a new one?
A perfect light mystery that will keep the pages turning.
A perfect light mystery that will keep the pages turning.
A friend (MH) sent me this book in a box of books. I believe I have read this author before though I don't recognize Kendrick Creek setting.
I'm not clear on what Carly (the Foster Mother from the title) promised. She didn't make any big promises to the children within the book--though it is obvious that she wants to keep the 4 siblings together.
I'm not familiar enough with the foster system or adoption to know how her marriage to Mike might affect the adoptions of the girls. (The boys are already adopted by Carly so, barring any abusive behavior etc., I doubt anyone within the system gets to rule on that. I'm guessing since Mike is law enforcement, he might know some of the people who work within the foster system, so maybe that would clear the way? Plus his brother is Carly's lawyer so . . .
I do wish Mike would have gotten over the stigma of not wanting to talk to someone about what happened/his traumas. He did talk to his mom, but that's probably not the same as talking to a professional.
We also never find out why Hannah took so well to Mike (and perhaps to her big brothers) but not as easily to Carly or her younger sister--or why the meltdowns happened.… (más)
I'm not clear on what Carly (the Foster Mother from the title) promised. She didn't make any big promises to the children within the book--though it is obvious that she wants to keep the 4 siblings together.
I'm not familiar enough with the foster system or adoption to know how her marriage to Mike might affect the adoptions of the girls. (The boys are already adopted by Carly so, barring any abusive behavior etc., I doubt anyone within the system gets to rule on that. I'm guessing since Mike is law enforcement, he might know some of the people who work within the foster system, so maybe that would clear the way? Plus his brother is Carly's lawyer so . . .
I do wish Mike would have gotten over the stigma of not wanting to talk to someone about what happened/his traumas. He did talk to his mom, but that's probably not the same as talking to a professional.
We also never find out why Hannah took so well to Mike (and perhaps to her big brothers) but not as easily to Carly or her younger sister--or why the meltdowns happened.… (más)
"Anne Mabry learns that nurse Katie McNamara is unsettled by a strange sequence of events, Anne can't help but wonder if someone is threatening her. When Anne later meets Katie's grandfather, a retired Atlanta detective, and learns that Katie was adopted after her father testified against the mob, Anne and her friends set out to make sure the young woman is not in any true danger." From the back of the book.
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