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Unspeakable

Unspeakable

by Sandra Brown

1998Deaf womenFictionFugitives from justiceRevengeBereavement
4.7
Open Library
Open Library

About this book

A drifter, whose casual air belies his troubled past, Jack Sawyer arrives at Anna Corbett's ranch asking for work. He is actually hoping to protect the innocent widow and her son from Carl Herbold, a cold-blooded psychopath who is pursuing his own insane revenge against her. But can Sawyer succeed?

Themes & subjects

Deaf womenFictionFugitives from justiceRevengeBereavementRanch life
First published 1998

Setting

Texas

About the author

Sandra Brown
Sandra Brown

1948

Sandra Lynn Cox was born on March 12, 1948 in Waco, Texas and raised in Ft. Worth. She is nothing if not serious when it comes to her work. As the oldest of five daughters, she was a responsible and mature girl, and always chose to read a book rather than play with dolls. Her responsible nature stayed with Sandra as she graduated from Texas Christian University with a degree in English, and in her job as a contributing feature reporter at the nationally syndicated PM Magazine in Dallas. When the show experienced mass layoffs, however, Sandra found herself out of work. Sandra married Michael Brown, former television anchorman and award-winning documentarian of Dust to Dust, and returned to…

Author

Sandra Brown

First published

1998

Pages

512

Read time

≈ 13h

Editions

24

Languages

English, German, French

Publisher

Grand Central Publishing

ISBN

9781306742962

Where to buy

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