Bücher von Anne Lovett

She's hoping for help, but she finds only darkness. Liberty Chase is terrified. Fleeing her husband's abuse and needing Father Sam's counsel, the drama teacher finds him dead. Fearing a murderer is nearby, she escapes to her grandparents in Florida Florida with her disabled daughter.When the death is ruled "by natural causes," Liberty's floored. It wasn't so, and she's desperate to prove it. Even if it means going back to her repentant husband. When a quirky PI agrees to help, Liberty's determined to find the fiend who killed their friend, while fighting her attraction to the sympathetic PI. To save the church, and possibly more lives, can Liberty use her acting skills to navigate an investigation's choppy waters and uncover long-buried secrets without her husband-or the murderer--finding out?

Nurse Sunny Iles, whose ex-husband died leaving her to bring up her disabled daughter alone, thinks she’s found a handsome prince. She hopes he’ll give her a Cinderella life far from her troubled childhood. But when she finds out he’s a wolf, she flees to a job with a grande dame in an elegant old Atlanta neighborhood. Sunny finds that the feisty lady is in danger from a relative who wants to take over the family’s unspoiled island off the coast of Georgia. The woman ruthlessly attempts to stage an “accident” that would cause Miss Lillian’s death.Sunny fights to keep Miss Lillian safe from the would-be murderess. But when Sunny’s job takes her to Issatee Island with Miss Lillian, the island naturalist she meets is anything but a prince.  He’s a loner who can’t get over his wife’s death. Unfortunately, the island’s magic and moonlight weave a spell on the two—a spell they feel they must break.  They have to work together, though, one last time to defeat the killer, and Sunny must face her two greatest fears.

It's July, 1941, in a dusty Georgia farming town, and talk of war is in the air. Plucky Mae Lee Willis, almost eight, knows there's more to life than her distracted parents tell her, and she's determined to find out. Her sixteen-year old sister Ava, beautiful and sultry, is eager to grab all that life has to offer, especially Dulany "Duke" Radford. The paratrooper son of a World War I flying ace who made good, Duke wants to prove he's not a privileged kid. He goes off to fight in Burma, spying and sabotaging behind enemy lines, even though Ava pleads with him to pull strings for a stateside job.But when Duke comes home from the war wounded in body and spirit and marries Ava, he has no idea that Ava is hiding something from him…Rubies from Burma takes us from the chaos caused by the "frizzledy chicken" in a middle Georgia farmyard to an elderly gem trader's hut in a steaming jungle village; from a young girl's first fumbling with a young man in a car to a mysterious old African-American woman's fortunetelling with cards. Rubies from Burma explores the many sides of beauty, as well as true and lasting love. It is also a book that explores war: the sacrifices that lovers and families must make, both for their country-- and for each other.