Depression Era

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Teddy is searching for the truth... Finding it could cost his life. The last days of prohibition. Teddy, a young moonshiner, witnesses a murder at the lake. He soon realizes things are not what they seem when he meets the murdered woman-alive. Teddy’s new job as a busboy at The Silver Lake Inn shows him an elegant life he’s only ever dreamed of and he falls in love with the proprietor’s daughter, Hildegard. But complications mount as the murderer takes an interest in him. He chases the girl of his dreams and unravels the mystery, as the murderer recruits him into a life of darkness. ...

This highly anticipated sequel to Delaney's People takes listeners on a turbulent, surprise-filled journey from Depression-era rural Alabama through 2011's devastating tornadoes and their impact on Delaney's family and friends. Family ties, love, loss, betrayal and a characteristic dead mule combine in a perfect book for devotees of Southern literature.

1931. The Depression. Economic devastation. Breadlines, flophouses, shantytowns. Brianna Quinn, ex-board racer, adventuress, widow, locksmith, and part time cat burglar (“A gal’s gotta eat.”) specializing in box jobs. One fine evening, as she was in the library of T. William Stilton’s townhouse cracking the combination to his safe, the lights go on. She’s caught, but Stilton has a need for a safecracker, which results in her becoming aware of a hidden vault containing a priceless Medieval Book of Hours. The vault keys are missing. This leads to a hunt for a missing nephew and the ...

An urgent note from a friend spurs Ann Gay to visit her recently married cousin, Jacqueline Heaton. Upon her arrival at Fiddler's Fingers, a remote, pine-grown estate on Lake Superior, Ann immediately senses her cousin's fear - someone has been playing increasingly malicious tricks on the Heatons, a proud family of Minnesota lumber tycoons, and all signs point to Jacqueline as the instigator. Ann quickly resolves to take Jacqueline and her young daughter, Toby, away from the danger. But what began as seemingly trivial pranks escalates to direct attacks and ultimately murder.

A paster’s wife asks Brianna to look for her beloved mother, Bernice, who went missing three years ago. At first Brianna refuses. She has a plateful of talents but has no desire to be a detective. When it’s pointed out to her that she’s been at loose ends for a time and not doing anything of note except training with Titus, a street combat expert, and dancing the night away in speakeasies, she relents. The fact that Bernice disappeared when seeking information about something of high value also peaked Brianna’s interest. It’s 1931, the Depression is well underway, times are tough,...

In a chance conversation, Brianna, part time cat burglar striving to survive during the Depression, learns of a mysterious 18th century map hidden on a farm in New Hampshire. The farm is owned by Hannibal Jackson, a man of color, who was chased off it by the Ku Klux Klan. The map is cryptic, so Brianna arranges a meeting with Jackson at the Liberty Bell Diner, where she learns the cryptic lettering on the map refers to five thousand of something, perhaps something valuable. Brianna and Martha, a gun for hire, go to the farm to look for the map. They park in a nearby woods, sneak onto ...

Her career is fulfilling, but after years of dating men who can’t handle her success, Helen Baker is ready to try something new in order to find love. She never thought that would mean traveling back in time, but thanks to a mysterious purple-haired woman in her book club who claims to be a godmother with magical powers, that’s exactly what Helen does. Giving up everything isn’t easy, but she has a plan to make it through the Great Depression and find the man of her dreams in the process. Jack Brown is an heir to a fortune, but he’s the only one who knows that. He’s been rejected ...