Between the Rivers (eBook, ePUB) - MacGregor, Jane
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Sometimes life gives you exactly what you do not want, precisely when you need it most. Gideon Fletcher hadn't been on speaking terms with the future in quite a spell. It was the past that had his ear. It could be that was why, when folks started talking about shortening his future with a rope, he plain did not take much notice. The sheriff found him guilty of 'willfully'. Willfully anything. On multiple counts. The Rivers (all four brothers, a father & an uncle by adoption) figured he was guilty of not knowing a good thing when he was hit upside the head with it. Gideon sort of figured they were all loco.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Sometimes life gives you exactly what you do not want, precisely when you need it most. Gideon Fletcher hadn't been on speaking terms with the future in quite a spell. It was the past that had his ear. It could be that was why, when folks started talking about shortening his future with a rope, he plain did not take much notice. The sheriff found him guilty of 'willfully'. Willfully anything. On multiple counts. The Rivers (all four brothers, a father & an uncle by adoption) figured he was guilty of not knowing a good thing when he was hit upside the head with it. Gideon sort of figured they were all loco.

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Autorenporträt
Jane MacGregor wore out a whole box of pencils writing about Gideon & the Rivers. (Yes, she actually wrote the whole book with a pencil, on paper. And on napkins. And on any other bits of paper ready to hand.) She hopes, somewhere in the pages of her book, that you find a bit of fun. Stories, she says, are best when they take us on a journey, introduce us to some new friends, and bring us back to the real world with a chuckle for a souvenir.

Gideon Fletcher, her lead character, would like to tell you that she does a 'right decent job' of telling his story. Although, as he remembers it, he wasn't quite so inclined to end up on the losing end of an argument.

Aspen Rivers, Gideon's court-appointed external conscience, would like to say something too-- however, he is exhausted from chasing Gideon all over this great green earth. He would like to request, should there be a second book, that he be given a much better pair of handcuffs.