Wounded Birds

According to Grace, "Life is what it is: survival." But her devotion for helping injured animals has allowed her life to fall into one big rut. And to make matters worse, the other women of Carmella Manor don't appreciate her efforts. Grace, who people say is a medicine-woman-of-sort is just one of the richly imagined characters in this light-hearted somewhat cozy mystery novella.There are things nobody knows about the home they share and even more they don't know about each other....
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According to Grace, "Life is what it is: survival." But her devotion for helping injured animals has allowed her life to fall into one big rut. And to make matters worse, the other women of Carmella Manor don't appreciate her efforts. Grace, who people say is a medicine-woman-of-sort is just one of the richly imagined characters in this light-hearted somewhat cozy mystery novella.There are things nobody knows about the home they share and even more they don't know about each other. When a trail of ants in the kitchen leads the women to a mystery, Grace goes missing!"Wounded Birds was both a relaxing, and a telling read about women. What I liked most was the element of surprise that was brought to each character and how the communal relationship of these women, though each so very different, forced self-discovery of their own uniqueness? A light-hearted great read, making me look forward to the next." ? Christie Ennis