A Book Review: Wolf Pear
If you get a chance, please go over to Marsha’s blog and check out her review 😉
You all know that I’m a Dianne Gray fan, and I just finished reading her 2010 novel Wolf Pear.  The reader has no idea whether or not the two main protagonists, JD Cusack and Esther Crooke will ever meet.  Both characters mistreated as children, you hope that the something in the story will turn out well for them.
Poor Esther, fat, lonely, and constantly tormented, has worked her way into a very successful business with her best friend, Sandy in spite of having a despicably hateful family. Â JD, with his special talents to see beyond the normal, has become a top federal police officer. Â Both Esther and JDÂ are haunted by their pasts as well as their present circumstances. Â Neither of them realize the danger that await them.
The novel opens with Esther burying a man that she has killed.  To hide him, she plants tomatoes on his grave.  The tomatoes…
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I wonder how the tomatoes taste….. 😀
Cheers,
Peter
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Very rich and red, Peter 😉
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Just bought Wolf Pear, Dianne. I am looking forward to reading it!
Hope you got a copy of my blog post yesterday.
Karen
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This is wonderful, Karen! Thank you so much I really hope you enjoy it 😉
My laptop died again yesterday, but managed to resurrect itself this morning (it’s definitely on its way out). So I’ll head over now and take a look at your blog post 😀
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Yay! Another satisfied reader.
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It feels great, Nancy! 😉 When you put so much work into books there’s nothing better than knowing someone has enjoyed reading them 😀
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Congratulations, another great review! I’m going to have to work on this review thing, it’s a grand idea and so gratifying to them singing your praises. Alas, I’m a newbie to these intricacies.
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Thank you! I’m not sure how it works either because I rarely review books (I’m not very good at it!) I just read and then say I like it or I don’t. But it’s really nice to know someone has read something you’ve put a lot of time and effort into and then say they like it! Very gratifying indeed 😀
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I just downloaded the book. It looks great. Of course, I have a long to-read queue, but I love working my way through books by my blogging buds. 🙂
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Awww – I’m so flattered and excited, Carrie! Thank you!!!! I really hope you enjoy it 😀
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Great review. Wolf Pear is next on my DG list 🙂
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I’m very excited about that 😀 (Doing a happy dance as we speak!) I really hope you like it because I had a lot of fun writing it! 😉
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I would expect nothing less than an awesome review of one of your books, Dianne. 🙂
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Thank you, my darling. What a beautiful compliment! 😀
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Another great review, Dianne. I’m on a mission to some day acquire either an e-reader, a tablet, or a really big smartphone so I can read your books too!
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Thank you, Janna! This is a wonderful compliment 😀 They are available in paperback (but it can get pricey buying them like that because of postage and handling etc) and I like to keep them as low-cost as possible 😉
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Congratulations on so many great reviews! I’ll have to get this so it can smile at me from my Kindle list while reading The Everything Theory, and then I won’t have to be as disappointed when The Everything Theory ends.
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LOL – thank you so much, Shelia! It’s amazing the difference in the feelings we get when we finish writing a book to the feelings we get when we finish reading a book! I really hope you enjoy both stories 😀
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Congratulations on another great review! But then again, this is not a surprising thing. 🙂
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Thank you so much, JM 😀 It’s nice when they start rolling in (and they’re good ones!) 😉
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Ack!! I haven’t read “The Eleventh Question” yet, and have this on my list, too!
Can’t wait to read them both!
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I really hope you enjoy them, Denise! 😀 I have a lot of books on my list as well (it’s just finding the time) 😉
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Ok…I am so going to go online and take a look at your books. I know I have some Kindle money squirreled away…..woohooooooo
Wait….can I get you to autograph a Kindle version? *grins*
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I wish I could autograph your Kindle version, Katie! I’m doing a happy dance now and really hope if you do get one of the books – you love it! 😀 *hugs*
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