VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 3,361 Control by Sandra Sperling. “Sizzles With Suspense & A Pinch Of Satire” Sonny’s husband dies shortly after inheriting his wealthy grandmother’s large farmhouse and entire estate, so she, in turn, gets it. The young widow now has the means to support herself while… Continue reading
VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 4,108 Elisabet’s Will by Sandra Sperling. “Family Drama Entwined With Mystery And Suspense” Awarded 5 Stars By The Editor At Book Marketing Global Network. Family Drama Entwined With Mystery And Suspense. This extraordinary family drama plays out in rural Northern Minnesota. In this case,… Continue reading
VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 3,736 A Few Trivial Felonies by Sandra Sperling. “How Many Felonies Will These Ladies Commit?” Rachel suffers burnout from her job as a counselor. When Nick, her husband, is forced to take early retirement due to health issues, she’s delighted to quit her job… Continue reading
VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 3,983 Snowmelt by Sandra Sperling. Dealing With Betrayal. Ann Bergquist returns to Selden, Minnesota at the time of spring snowmelt to meet with her former best friend who is dying and wishes to clear her conscience. Although uneasy about the visit, Ann must nonetheless… Continue reading
VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 3,902 The Beginner’s Guide To Spouse Removal by Sandra Sperling. Fiction (Contemporary Women). When Merry Mitchell discovers that her husband is hiding assets in preparation to dumping her for a younger woman, she is filled with hurt and rage. Having toiled her way up… Continue reading
VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 4,177 THE STASH by Sandra Sperling. “Would You Do It Differently, Under The Same Circumstances?” People have fantasies about finding buried treasure, but for Sarah Altman it becomes a reality when she convinces herself that it isn’t really a crime to appropriate a large… Continue reading
VISITING READER COUNT FOR THIS PAGE: 18,429 Sandra Sperling was born in Nevada and began her creative life in Minnesota, where, as a child, she wrote a play and a short story. Eventually, she attempted a horror novel, but it didn’t horrify. Her mother, while reading the manuscript, began to… Continue reading