Beneath Southern Skies, Book 2
By Tricia McGill
Cosseted
all her life, Lani Moore inherits a fortune, but yearns for a loving
family. The chance to grab that arrives when two youngsters talk her
into taking a flat in their house. Their father, Ryan, is enchanted by
the air of intriguing melancholy about his new tenant. Will Lani’s
lonely heart find the love she wants above all else?
Previously published as A Lonely Heart
“I believe this is the best book I have ever read! I probably think
something similar when I finish a book, but I have never before printed
the words. Ms. Tricia McGill keeps enticing us into the story with her
wit and charming manner of writing. Of course, there is love and there
is disaster. The love ebbs and flows and the “near hits and misses” just
tug at the heartstrings. The ending may be predictable (after all, who
wants a bad ending) but the journey is unforgettable! I urge you to read
this winner!” ~ Brenda Talley, TRS
“Tricia McGill’s lonely heiress is so real that when she is being
deliberately willful I just wanted to reach down through the pages and
smack some sense into her. But, I kept reading faster and faster because
after all, in spite of Ryan’s calloused moods, Lani is the heroine, and
things just have to come out happily-ever-after for her.” ~ JoEllen
Conger CTR, 5 Cups
The Weatherman
By Ronald Ady Crouch
When adults tell young men, There is always someone bigger than you, Sam Stephens is the guy at the end of the line. He is a fiercely proud member of the First Nations, serving as a soldier on the front line in the Canadian military, stationed in Afghanistan. Because of his courage and bravery, his close friends call him Warrior. An improvised explosive device is detonated by the Taliban as his convoy is returning to base. His best friend is killed. Sam does not believe in turning the other cheek. His actions save the platoon. Privately he is thought of as Einstein in Rambo's body.
By Ronald Ady Crouch
When adults tell young men, There is always someone bigger than you, Sam Stephens is the guy at the end of the line. He is a fiercely proud member of the First Nations, serving as a soldier on the front line in the Canadian military, stationed in Afghanistan. Because of his courage and bravery, his close friends call him Warrior. An improvised explosive device is detonated by the Taliban as his convoy is returning to base. His best friend is killed. Sam does not believe in turning the other cheek. His actions save the platoon. Privately he is thought of as Einstein in Rambo's body.
Sam joins the Toronto Police. At the Police Academy he is a
force to be reckoned with. When an instructor begins to sexually harass
a beautiful female student, Sam becomes personally involved. On his
first tour of duty with Toronto, he becomes the Subject Officer in an
investigation by the Special Investigations Unit. He remains one step
ahead of them.
On a trip to the red light district, he and his new coach
officer learn that one of the hookers has been badly beaten by four men,
but will not complain to the police. She too is First Nations. Sam
begins his own investigation. When he discovers that the same men are
responsible for the violent rape of a veteran police officer's
daughter, Sam formulates a plan to deal with them himself.
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