| Author: | Anne Carey | ISBN: | 9781483570655 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby | Publication: | May 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | BookBaby | Language: | English |
| Author: | Anne Carey |
| ISBN: | 9781483570655 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby |
| Publication: | May 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | BookBaby |
| Language: | English |
Drama as Big & Bold as Texas! A contemporary romance filled with suspense, murder & satire. This tell-all isn't about one woman's revenge on a man who done her wrong. This book is her revenge. In the spring of 1980, Janet Blake arrives in the small town of Buena Vista on assignment for her NYC-based magazine, stealing bad-boy BJ Brayden's heart. She fights prejudice, racism, and his meddlesome Mama, Peggy Sue, she steals bad-boy BJ Brayden's heart. When BJ fails to treat Janet right, her betrayal for his revenge turns into the novel you are about to read. Author's Note Do opposites attract? Sometimes Texans and those of us from the Great Lakes State mix like oil and water. In the eighties, I moved to the Texas Hill Country from Detroit, Michigan. On more than one occasion, I was asked to join the KKK. I discovered the Civil War still divided me from some of my fellow Americans because as a Northerner, Southerners considered me a Yankee. An outsider and a woman, I felt the oppression of prejudice for the first time. This novel is very loosely based on some of my experiences in Texas.
Drama as Big & Bold as Texas! A contemporary romance filled with suspense, murder & satire. This tell-all isn't about one woman's revenge on a man who done her wrong. This book is her revenge. In the spring of 1980, Janet Blake arrives in the small town of Buena Vista on assignment for her NYC-based magazine, stealing bad-boy BJ Brayden's heart. She fights prejudice, racism, and his meddlesome Mama, Peggy Sue, she steals bad-boy BJ Brayden's heart. When BJ fails to treat Janet right, her betrayal for his revenge turns into the novel you are about to read. Author's Note Do opposites attract? Sometimes Texans and those of us from the Great Lakes State mix like oil and water. In the eighties, I moved to the Texas Hill Country from Detroit, Michigan. On more than one occasion, I was asked to join the KKK. I discovered the Civil War still divided me from some of my fellow Americans because as a Northerner, Southerners considered me a Yankee. An outsider and a woman, I felt the oppression of prejudice for the first time. This novel is very loosely based on some of my experiences in Texas.
