Bøger af Angela McRae

Sisters Carolyn Hopeworth and Nan Padgett are busy growing their Silver & Salvage junk shop in Alabama and decide to take their vintage campers out for one last hurrah before putting them in storage. While out "glamping" for the weekend, they compare notes about their other big project-letting their hair go gray after decades of dye jobs. At the campsite, they quickly find a new friend in Kitty Monroe, part owner of the Monroe Construction empire. The sisters hit it off with Kitty, and the three of them can't wait to show off their vintage campers at a charity fundraiser the next day. But before the Tour of Campers can get underway, there's a shocking discovery of the body of a deceased glamper-the floozy whose affair with Kitty's ex-husband led to the end of the Monroes' marriage. When Carolyn and Nan's new friend Kitty is hauled off to jail, they must rescue more than just roadside treasures. This time, a woman's life may end up in the trash bin if her new friends can't salvage her reputation ...

Desert Burning is an action-packed story skillfully told by retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Rick Greenberg. Following Vietnam, Rick leaves the Corps in an attempt to keep his family together. Unable to shake the memories of that war, he finds a friend who shares his nightmares. Following a major life tragedy, Greenberg rejoins the Marine Corps. Coming up through the ranks at a time when the Corps was lacking equipment and a readiness for war, Corporal Greenberg's first task is to deal with a squad of mutinous Marines. When Staff Sergeant Greenberg finds he will be Engineer Support Company's lead convoy commander in the upcoming invasion, he wonders if he'll survive. When the desert is set ablaze, no one knows what Saddam Hussain's next move will be. The scenes Greenberg masterfully draws in Desert Burning are both realistic and gripping. They will easily have you ducking for cover as the bombs explode. Desert Burning is a great read that tells it like it was in America's first desert war since 1943. Learn the true story of Operation Desert Storm from the eyes of an enlisted marine who was there.

Emma Madison loves junkin’ for old baubles to turn into dazzling new creations, and launching her new career as a jewelry designer in the small town of Roseland, Georgia, is a dream come true. After making out like a bandit at a garage sale one morning, Emma goes to the Silver Squirrel antiques shop to share her fabulous finds with a fellow jewelry lover. She’s shocked to learn that a salesclerk friend, Tina, has just been found murdered.When the police can’t get any firm leads, Emma decides to use her newspaper reporting experience to assist them. According to the local gossip mill, not everyone in town liked Tina, including her two siblings. Soon, the list of suspects is longer than a strand of opera pearls.Someone is trying to stop Emma from helping, even going so far as to threaten her new business. While eager to get back to making jewelry, Emma is determined to find the person responsible for Tina’s death, even if that means coming face-to-face with the killer.