Cherise Wolas
Their first target, an elderly lady named Ginny Sauvage, pink-fleshed and white-haired in her retirement community bed, looked innocent in old age, and she held out her hands when the twins introduced themselves, after slipping past the guards, evading the nurses roaming the floor. But with those hands, now crippled and clawed, Ginny Sauvage had once beaten every one of her children.
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Ilene Harris
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Cherise Wolas:
I loved The Resurrection of Joan Ashby, especially a story of family and all the short stories she wrote about, I especially liked the one about the twins, when they were thrown out of their house, what happened to them? That could really be a book, Please write more books. I can't wait to read them.
Marghe Gardella
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Cherise Wolas:
Hi Cherise. I bought 'The resurrection of Joan Ashby'at the beach, desperate for a good book to read during the holidays. Yours seemed to be the most 'solid' book among the usual thrillers on sale at the resort. I didn't know what to expect, but page after page I was blown away. What a gift you have. I have just bought ''The family Tabor'' and I can't wait for more. Please, I need more of your books!?
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