Judy Reene Singer Bücher

Neelie ist eine erfolgreiche Pferdetrainerin und liebt ihren Beruf über alles. Vielleicht weil Pferde niemals lügen ═ im Unterschied zu Matt, ihrem Ehemann. Als Neelie begreift, dass er sie seit geraumer Zeit schamlos betrügt, gibt sie trotzdem nicht auf. Sie hofft, ihn mit Geduld und bedingungsloser Zuneigung zurückzugewinnen. Deshalb folgt sie Matt auf eine gefährliche Mission nach Afrika, wo beide als Teil eines Expertenteams zur Rettung gefährdeter Elefanten in den Busch aufbrechen. Damit hat Neelie sich nahezu Unmögliches vorgenommen: Sie muss das Vertrauen eines Dickhäuters und die Liebe ihres Mannes erobern. Dass der Elefant weitaus leichter anzulocken ist und sich zudem als der verlässlichere Partner entpuppt, stürzt Neelie zunächst ins Unglück, sorgt aber auch für jede Menge turbulente Überraschungen und einen Neuanfang in ihrem Leben.Ein witziger Roman über eine ungewöhnliche Zähmung und die Heilung eines gebrochenen Herzens.

"Aila Cordeiro absolutely cannot take on an abandoned pit bull. So why is she suddenly filling food bowls for the wounded stray and opening her seaside home to him? Maybe it's the sadness in the pup's eyes, a sorrow that mirrors her own. But caring for another is not on Aila's agenda anymore. As the sole owner of the general store in a Cape Cod tourist town, she has enough on her hands. Of course, life is what happens while you're making other plans. Now instead of solitude and grief, Aila is suddenly at the center of controversy in the small town. And the only person on her side, besides her best friend, is a stranger whose heart might be more battered than her own. Ex-Navy seal Sam Ahmadi has seen his share of misfortune, which is why Aila never expects him to be the one to show her how to live again in the face of shattering loss."--

Rachel Fleischer has good reasons not to be at her father's deathbed. Foaling season is at hand and her horses are becoming restless and difficult. Her critical mother and grasping sister could certainly handle Marty Fleisher's resistance better without her. But Malachi, her eighty-something horse manager--more father to her than Marty has ever been--convinces Rachel she will regret it if she doesn't go. When a stranger at her father's funeral delivers an odd gift and an apology, Rachel finds herself drawn into the epic story of her father's World War II experience, and the friendships, trauma, scandal, and betrayals that would scar the rest of his life--and cast a shadow across the entire family. As she struggles to make sense of his time as a Jewish sergeant in charge of a platoon of black soldiers in 1940s Alabama, she learns more than just his history. She begins to see how his hopes and disappointments mirror her own--and might finally give her the means to free herself of the past and choose a life waiting in the wings."Prepare for Singer to keep you up all night ricocheting between a present day horse farm, family traumas, and the unthinkable racism in the military during WWII. The long arm of war travels through generations in this emotional drama.

Filled with humor and optimism, this story captivates readers with its enchanting narrative. It weaves together themes of resilience and the beauty of everyday moments, inviting readers to embrace life's complexities. The charming characters and their experiences resonate deeply, making it a delightful read that uplifts and inspires.

A woman's journey unfolds as she dedicates herself to rescuing a magnificent animal, highlighting themes of compassion and determination. Through her experiences, the narrative explores the bond between humans and wildlife, showcasing the challenges and triumphs encountered along the way. The author weaves a heartfelt tale that emphasizes the importance of protecting endangered species and the impact one individual can have on the world around them.