The 9th Brother - Thornheart, Raven
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Harley Maddox, a child life specialist, is the oldest brother in a very large, wealthy, blended, rags to riches family. Harley and his six brothers honor their late brother with a sibling outreach clinic called Brayden's Hideaway, located in children's hospitals around the country. As the family prepares for the holidays and the excitement of Harley's spring wedding, a brother lost many years earlier, the 9th brother, suddenly finds his way home. Shocked by his unexpected return, the older generation's wounds are ripped open as they fight to finally lay to rest the long buried demons that now…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Harley Maddox, a child life specialist, is the oldest brother in a very large, wealthy, blended, rags to riches family. Harley and his six brothers honor their late brother with a sibling outreach clinic called Brayden's Hideaway, located in children's hospitals around the country. As the family prepares for the holidays and the excitement of Harley's spring wedding, a brother lost many years earlier, the 9th brother, suddenly finds his way home. Shocked by his unexpected return, the older generation's wounds are ripped open as they fight to finally lay to rest the long buried demons that now rear their ugly heads. Tears of joy, anger, rage and hope encompass them as each family member must not only remember the infant that was taken but reconnect with the man he has now become.
Autorenporträt
Raven lives in a suburb of Kansas City. She is a proud grandmother of a large brood. She was bit by the writing bug early. An avid reader, Raven was inspired to pick up the pen herself in late elementary school. In junior high, she met the teacher that would change her life. Raven started writing then and hasn't stopped. Her three biggest writing influences are Julie Garwood, Jackie Collins and Jacqueline Susanne. She also enjoys her love of Medieval History by playing in the Society for Creative Anachronisms (SCA.)