Avery Andres has just been downsized from her job in a law office in a North Carolina city and has returned to her small home town to lick her wounds and consider, with hesitation, trying to set up a law practice there.
Tuesday Morning I'd driven up to the lake Wednesday evening, then driven straight back to town. The endless buzz of Jet Skis and the squeals of laughter and the constant chatter of picnic preparations at almost every cabin drove me back ...
Rather than drive the distance to my grandfather's old lake cabin , I decided to shower and dress at my parents ' house before dinner at Runion's . That would give me some extra time to make a couple of detours .
... she is the author of four books and many other publications. she writes fiction under the pen name Makuchi. “woman of the lake,” her short story about the 1986 lake Nyos disaster that wiped out entire communities in Cameroon, ...
Lake. Pleasant. Bodies. Case. Attorneys who staunchly defend their clients' rights are seldom seen as heroes. After all, their clients are at least suspected of doing something wrong.
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