Girls in rural Arkansas, and presumably other places, and why so many of them are left behind, both educationally and financially.
It was sad reading, but eye-opening too. I can't begin to imagine the solution for this problem.
Non-fiction that was easy for me to read. I often get bored by non-fiction within the first chapter, if I even get that far. I venture nobody has read as many preludes without getting to chapter one than I have.
4.5 stars.
Olivia goes missing and DCI Julia Day must find her. Is the case related to another missing girl from a year ago?
Some nice twists, but I did get a bit confused at times, as to what was going on. Maybe that was intentional?
4 stars.
A child is kidnapped from a supermarket. Eighteen years later, the event sets off a chain of events.
It got a bit confusing at the end, but otherwise good.
4 stars.
Audio. 1 hour, 37 minutes.
Read by Kirsten Potter.
Detective D.D. Warren has to solve a most unusual case.
5 stars.
Anthony is accused of murder and only Hawthorne can help save him.
I didn't like this book because I don't like the story line of innocent people being framed. Just my own quirk. I'm sure others enjoyed it more. I had to force myself to finally finish it.
3 stars.
This might have been a good book, but the amount of animals getting hurt/killed turned me off.
Didn't finish.
Ridiculous premise saved by Ms. Weiner's excellent writing.
4 stars.
