Judy Lennington: 8 books

Deb sat with the newspaper in her lap.  The article describing her auto accident in Mont Alto referred to her as the lady with angels riding in her back seat, who woke from a coma after being pronounced dead and placed in a body bag.  The front-page article talked about the strange lights in the...

Rebecca stood scratching her head as she looked up at the high walls of the fort. Her hair was beginning to grow back. She could not removed her bonnet. No one must see her bald head, for they would surely make the connection to the woman who escaped the mental sanitarium. She took a deep breath to...

Corinna smiled at her reflection in the creek. Lieutenant Guthrie had called her Corinn. The very recollection caused her to flush. She sharply informed Master Malone that he was not to use that name while referring to her, yet, somehow it was different when coming from the handsome lieutenant. She...

Drew hated living in the city.  He was happy when they made him postmaster in a small rural area in Ohio.  At first, he was concerned about raising his children in the area after finding six pictures of missing children in a drawer at the Post Office.  It was comforting when he learned that the...

Jack Gideon’s life changed after his mother died.  He and his father now live with his grandparents in a small house built from the wood of a raft his great-grandparents floated down the Ohio River on and settled where the river bends.  There are several homes in this community known as Wellsville,...

Lewis Manning and Paul Dickey were two security officers who worked the afternoon shift at Clarkson Memorial hospital. What began as a boring afternoon soon turned into chaos as veterans of WWII began flooding the hospitals all over America. As a strange storm rages over the hospital, even stranger events begin to unfold within the walls of the hospital.

Corinna flushed at the recollection of the handsome Lieutenant Guthrie when he called her Corinn.  She was angry with Master Malone for using the pet name when referring to her.  Somehow, it sounded different coming from the Lieutenant.  She lifted the wooden stick and held it out perfectly straight. ...

Equine Empire is the fourth of a four-book series about Carly Brooker, a thoroughbred horse breeder, and his dysfunctional family.  Like “Snow”, “Daffodils”, and “Bluegrass Dynasty”, the story of Carly’s insecurities and inadequate abilities to cope with everyday life on a thoroughbred...