The Lady

"This isn't a good book; This is a GREAT book!" (B. W. Amazon Reviewer)"This is one of those books that I will reread for the enjoyment, and I reread very few books because there are so many of them and so little time." (B.A. Amazon Reviewer)The greatest endorsement I can give the novel is that the mystery compelled me to finish the last half of the book in a single evening. I just HAD to know how things would be resolved. (M. R. Amazon Reviewer)When Quincy Bruce's beloved Aunt Addy is accused of being the inspiration for the adulterous woman in an infamous World War II novel, Quincy sets out to prove her innocence but discovers secrets which place her own future in jeopardy."The author presents not only a fascinating tale of a World War II era secret, but a tale of manners and ethics that will truly shape the young heroine." ABNA Expert Reviewer"This price-winning novel is a tale of manners and ethics that will truly shape the young heroine. Racial divides and small-town prejudices add depth to this uniquely crafted story with expert plotting and effortless pacing." (Publishers Weekly Reviewer)

Author: Judy Higgins
Publisher: Gossart
Published: 10/17/2013
Pages: 370
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.09lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.77d
ISBN: 9780615878089

About the Author
Judy was born in South Georgia where she grew up playing baseball, reading, and taking piano lessons. To pay for her lessons, she raised chickens and sold eggs to neighbors. She attended Mercer University for two years, and then Baylor University from which she graduated with a BA in German. She received her MA in German literature from The University of Michigan. After teaching German for several years, Judy decided to become a librarian and earned a MA in Library Science at Kutztown University in Pennsylvania. Judy's life took an exciting turn when she left her teaching job in Pennsylvania to be Head of Library at the Learning Center School of Qatar Foundation. She lived in Qatar for eight years, traveling during every vacation, and enjoying the experience of living in a different culture. Recently, she returned to the United States and lives in Lexington, KY. Judy has two children, Julia and Stephen, two children-in-law, Jim and Erin, and three grandchildren: Kyle, Jon, and Karina.

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