The Grass Is Bluer On The Other Side

In a world filled with glitz and glamour, baller style, Azaria is at the top of the chain.But there is one thing that is elusive from her - the commodity of love and family. Azaria lost her mom two years ago - the only family shes known. But her childhood friend, Magic, was always there. One morning Azaria is rudely awakened with a hangover from the previous nights festivities by total strangers that would later become her family and love that once was far-fetched.

The Other Side of Blue Grass is a racy thriller, a page-turner that incorporates the popular ingredients that attract contemporary readers. It is an adult novel with a plot line of many contemporary themes; the right to possess and bear arms, protection of individual rights, legal ethics, and an inter-racial romance. The protagonists and villains are believable. A main ingredient in the novel is a well-structured courtroom drama, worthy of John Grisham that connects and brings substance to the underlying theme of crime and punishment. A component of the mystery is provided by a mysterious illness that kills a group of lawyers attending an ABA meeting in a small Kentucky town. This episode, an integral part of the climax, is resolved in a Patricia Cornwell style and with the Internet. The story is given credibility through well-developed, realistic dialogue and movement of the story line through realistic scenes--the landscape and countryside of Kentucky. The novel succeeds in building a connection between the characters and the reader by developing individual characters personalities and motivations. Each character is alive at their first appearance. Readers will not be able to put down this novel due to their intense need to know what happens next. The story has an excellent climax and close that is believable and complete. This book will attract a broad readership from young to older adults.

Inspiration for spiritual and personal development. Some of the columns are now collected in the book "Midnight Blue Thoughts". If you are in doubt about what and which path in life may be right for you, you will be inspired and encouraged in this book to feel in your soul and in your heart. Be loyal to yourself and trust what you, sincerely, feel in your heart and in your soul. In no way let yourself be pressured by your surroundings. What may be right for others may not be right for you, and vice versa. Be inspired by the clumps that form food for thought and take only what you can use. External review of "Midnight Blue Thoughts": This book with the poetic title "Midnight Blue Thoughts" is intended for people who want guiding inspiration for which path or path to choose in life. It is a nice little and very inspiring book, which will be obvious to have when a workplace offers management or personal development courses. The book can give us an understanding of letting ourselves be inspired by the power of the heart and not just letting ourselves be controlled by the brain. The book is highly recommended

All his life Reggie had wanted people to look up to him. At last they had a legitimate reason. Now when he walks down the street, past the supermarket he robbed more than once and the ice cream stand where he worked until he was caught stealing, people stop to shake his hand and slap him on the back and wish him well. Those passing in cars recognize him and honk their horns or wave to him out their windows. He is a symbol even amidst all that squalor. He made it, he's a success.

APRIL, 1861. As the Confederate cannon opens fire on Fort Sumter and the Civil War begins. A rebel officer on a courier run to the telegraph office, is murdered in a historic Charleston graveyard and his pouch of secret despatches stolen. How did he come to be there? Is it the work of a Union spy? Former Charleston Police Inspector and now Confederate Officer, Major Hugo Legare is assigned to the case. Meanwhile the civilian police arrest a young Jewish soldier, Simon Mendoza, and charge him with murder and espionage. The evidence against Mendoza is dangerously strong and anti-Semitic incitement fills the newspapers, feeding the fires of suspicion and bigotry. But Major Legare is not convinced. There are holes in the police case against Mendoza. Legare and his associate, scapegrace Irish nobleman Captain James Redmond, quickly turn up more than a few skeletons in the dead man's closet as well as a plethora of new suspects including a Boston abolitionist, the beautiful daughter of the city's most wealthy citizen, and one of their own brother officers. But while Legare hunts the killer through the gaslit streets of old Charleston, more bodies start piling up. Legare and Redmond must race against time to stop more murders and recover the vital documents which could change the course of the whole war.