“…The rapid-fire action will keep even the most easily-bored readers with plenty to occupy their minds & time… I’d read another Kelly K. Lavender piece any day.“

Unabridgedandra

“…He grabbed his bipod and his rifle, gasping as if burned, before he cuddled his treasure to lie prone on the ground. Deeper breaths escaped his lips as he looked through his new $ 2,000 scope. The highway lay within range, just four hundred yards away. The brush provided perfect cover for his car and him. His target would be unmistakable—an old blue Ford truck, speckled with Bondo, pulling a flatbed. A scheduled drop would make the task easy. Purvis—too sloppy, too addicted, too stupid to be valuable . . . anymore. Nestling into a spot, the hit man grinned and sighted his gun on the highway in full view…“

4* Kindle Review

“Plenty is a book about a young lady, Camille, who is trying to pull herself up from bad parenting and to live a life her grandmother would be proud of. She has fallen in with the sheriff’s son which, in this case, proves to be road that she should not be going down. An accident on a four-lane road and a shooting in a rest area sets in motion the events that will eventually free her and the whole area from a politically corrupt system that has grown up in the community. Camille joins forces with Jennifer, a widow with a daughter, to stand up against the evil forces and finds that there are outside forces willing to help. The good guys win primarily by the bad guys taking themselves out by forces not controlled by anyone else but themselves. It is a thriller where good wins over evil in surprising ways. There are twists and turns and and surprises along the whole story, but it all comes together in the end.

A very good and interesting read. A look at how power in a small community can lead to corruption as much as it does in large metropolitan areas. Power corrupts and leads to one wanting absolute power which in the end leads to self destruction.”

Quentin R. Stewart Jr. 5 * Amazon Review

“a great thriller…a wonderful read which makes you think how to deal with personal issues” 

5* Kindle Customer of Plenty

“This is a story about the effects on a young woman who grew up in a very tough environment and more than that it shows what having the wrong friends can do to your life. It shows that no matter how strong you might be, getting involved with the wrong people can maybe not weaken you, but put you in a position where you can’t go back. Where the deeper you get; the worse things get. While it’s true there are bad people everywhere. The world is full of small organizations and towns where someone enjoys yielding their power just to feel powerful or be the big man (or woman). Camille just didn’t realize how much she was being used just for power…I have a feeling anything she writes is worth reading.“

Our Town Book Reviews

“Plenty is a novel about love and corruption, friendships and salvation, the descent into hell and the effort to survive: as such, it’s not for those seeking either a romance story or an easy leisure read.Indeed, readers who expect a novel filled with positives… will find it abundant, instead, with conflict, sexual and psychological angst, and the efforts of two women to change the course of their lives…At times readers feel they are in an emotional meat grinder; at other times, protagonist strengths come to rescue…Female readers seeking an antithesis to...with more dynamic, powerful female characters will find Plenty more than fits the bill.”

5* Review by D. Donovan – Midwest Book Review Senior Reviewer

“I spent a couple of days after I finished the the book thinking about how I was going to write this review. Despite its marketing, this was nothing like… It was a lot better… This is a hardcore story and not for the faint of heart. I had to read it in two sittings since I was crying so much I couldn’t see the screen…”

Long and Short Reviews 4* Review of Plenty

“The title of this book is pretty accurate, because there is PLENTY, plenty action, emotions, sex, violence, corruption and plenty twists and turns…the story kept me on edge all through until the end. I don’t want to give up too much information, because it’s really hard to put in words the emotions that I felt reading this story.”

4* Kindle Customer Review