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The Crooked River by shelly Pearsall

Hmmm… imagine being back in the early 1800’s, climbing up the attic stairs to find an accused murderer being held prisoner there. Seems as if they could have told you about the extra “guest” before shocking you senseless. This is the situation the main character finds herself in a historical mystery and courtroom drama. It is a page turning full of suspense book that gives a window into the prejudices and fears present almost 200 years ago.

Should she set the captive free? Is he guilty? What do you think?

July 23rd, 2007 at 12:43 pm


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2 Responses to “The Crooked River by shelly Pearsall”

  1.   Laura Says:

    I loved this book! I just read it for the Black Eyed Susan challenge and so far it is my favorite! I love historical fiction, and i want to become a lawyer one day, so this was the perfect topic for me. I enjoyed this book very much, and I hope others share my thoughts about it!

  2.   rocker008 Says:

    I also adored this book! I loved the entire story line. I thought it was sad though how abusive her father was. The only people who care about her wer Laura, Mercy, and sometimes Amos.

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