Snooping Can Be Regrettable - Hoagland, Linda Hudson

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Résumé :
Lindsay Harris, mother of Emily, Ellen, and Ryan, has to face the most unanticipated event in her life when her youngest child, Ryan, is involved with drug dealers. He is only 11 years old and she is at a total loss on what she should do to get him out of this mess. Lindsay's dream of a tame, normal life has evaporated and she along with her friend, Jed, must do the job for the police when they are attacked in her home. Lindsay is no different from any other single mother, except that she is determined that her children should survive all of the evils the world has to offer. How to stop the evils of the drug world from taking over Ryan's life and the lives of the remainder of her family becomes her focus. This story tells you, the reader, what Lindsay had to do to help her son, and she learns along the way that snooping can be regrettable....

Biographie:
Linda Hudson Hoagland has won acclaim for her 13 mystery novels that include the recent Onward & Upward, Missing Sammy, and Snooping Can Helpful - Sometimes. She is also the author of 8 works of nonfiction, 2 collections of short writings, along with 2 volumes of poems. Her work has appeared in many anthologies. Hoagland taught creative writing classes for the College for Older Adults on the Virginia Highlands Community Campus at the Higher Ed Center in 2015, 2016, and 2017. Linda Hudson Hoagland is former President of the Appalachian Authors Guild (2015) and is currently a member of the Advisory Board for the Humanities - Bluefield State College.