Books matching: bootlegging whiskey
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Save:A sizzling, funny, and endearing start to a must-read small town series - just be prepared for unfinished business on the mystery front until later books!
In "Whiskey Chaser," readers are introduced to Devlin, a shamed attorney escaping his political life following a public scandal with his soon-to-be ex-wife's lover. He finds solace in Bootleg Springs, where he meets his sassy and independent neighbor, Scarlett Bodine. As Scarlett lures Devlin out of his self-pity, a strong attraction develops between them despite their uncertain futures. The book weaves in themes of family dynamics, mystery, and romance, set in the charming small town of Bootleg Springs.
The story unfolds with Scarlett and Devlin navigating their blossoming romance amidst personal struggles and a mysterious case from their past. Scarlett, a strong and independent woman with a troubled childhood, finds herself torn between her feelings for Devlin and her fears of repeating her parents' mistakes. Devlin, burdened by societal expectations and a failed marriage, is drawn to Scarlett's authenticity and finds a newfound sense of purpose in their relationship.
“Well that was a shit show,” Gibson muttered, flopping down in the first pew. He stretched out and toed off his shoes. A temperamental carpenter and cabinetmaker by trade, he was allergic to suits. He...April 2018•383 pages - #2
Save:Sexy, suspenseful, and absolutely addictive - come for the flappers, stay for the feels. “Speak Easy” is a rollicking ride through 1920s Detroit that will keep you up way past your bedtime.
'Speak Easy' by Melanie Harlow is a thrilling New Adult Historical fiction set during the prohibition era. The story follows Tiny O'Mara, a strong-willed young woman who is involved in bootlegging whiskey to support her family. When her father gets kidnapped by a mobster, Tiny finds herself caught in a dangerous web of crime, love, and betrayal. As she navigates through steamy love triangles and risky situations, Tiny's character shines as a brave and determined flapper who will do anything to save her family and follow her dreams of becoming a nurse. The book is praised for its originality, vivid writing style, and the perfect blend of adventure, suspense, drama, and romance.
I nodded. If she’d answered waffles, or even pancakes, I’d have directed her to the east wall of the store, where tin cans of actual maple syrup were stacked three high on a shelf. But since she knew...July 2013•328 pages - #3
Save:A vivid, gritty plunge into Detroit's Prohibition underworld - perfect for crime-history buffs, but a bit much for those who like their tales short and tidy.
'Whiskey River' by Loren D. Estleman is the first novel in the 'Detroit Crime Series' that delves into the underworld of Detroit during the Prohibition Era to the late 1930s. Through the eyes of journalist Connie Minor, the story unfolds, showcasing the lives of crime bosses, syndicates, police, and politicians in a chaotic and colorful depiction of Detroit's criminal landscape. The narrative is filled with detailed storytelling, intertwined stories, and historical references, providing a vivid portrayal of the era's bootlegging, mobsters, and corruption.
Hattie hadn’t been renting the place long. I remember my hack and I drove up and down the East Side for almost an hour looking for the stuffed rooster in the window. The rooster went everywhere Hattie...1990•342 pages
