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Yes, the River Knows - Reviews 
“Dunham tells her tale with verve and a winning combination of cynicism and hope.”
Jay Satterwite, Richmond Times Dispatch “In Dunham's worthy sequel to Wishful Sinful (2004), attorney Tal Jefferson is still trying to escape her past - her flameout in the big city after losing a capital case and her tendency to bury her sorrows in a bottle. She's back home in Wynnton, S.C., making a meager living and being watched over by her tough-as-nails office manager, June Atkins. But when Tal and childhood friend Travis Whitlock fish a severed head from the Wynnton River, Tal and June are thrown into a firestorm of racism, thievery and murder. The head, it turns out, belongs to June's estranged husband. When a second body turns up near the Whitlock farm, both the authorities and vicious thieves with nothing to lose target Tal and June. Tal is a superb mix of hard edges and open wounds, a weary fighter trying to redeem herself whatever the cost. While Tal is sure she deserves no happy ending, readers will stick with the series to prove her wrong. (Dec.)” Publisher's Weekly To read an excerpt, click here.  |
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