Party Girl: A Novel
by
Pat Tucker
An unforgettable novel with ripped-from-the-headlines appeal: is being at the wrong place at the wrong time reason enough to ruin your life?Twenty-nine-year-old Hope Reed didn’t pull the trigger….But a simple choice landed her behind bars, and now she is literally fighting for her life. After her car broke down, Hope accepted a ride from two neighborhood thugs. Later they...more
Paperback, 320 pages
Published
February 21st 2012
by Strebor Books
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Guilt by Association
Wrong place. Wrong time. Those words could ring no truer than for Hope Donovan, a married mother of three. Car trouble and accepting a ride from old friends landed her on death row. Death. Row. Six years in Hope is still fighting for her life and her freedom, but now she must add to that her marriage and her sanity.
I closed “Party Girl” feeling torn. I’m having the coulda, woulda, shoulda blues. This coulda, woulda, shoulda been a really good book. That’s the way it started....more
Wrong place. Wrong time. Those words could ring no truer than for Hope Donovan, a married mother of three. Car trouble and accepting a ride from old friends landed her on death row. Death. Row. Six years in Hope is still fighting for her life and her freedom, but now she must add to that her marriage and her sanity.
I closed “Party Girl” feeling torn. I’m having the coulda, woulda, shoulda blues. This coulda, woulda, shoulda been a really good book. That’s the way it started....more
Party Girl by Pat Tucker - 3 stars
Hope Donovan made a mistake that may cost her life. She took a ride from a friend and ended up on death row. You see The Texas Law of Parties rule can kill you - really. As Hope loses faith in the system, she stops her appeals and prepares for death. But that isn't the whole story. Her friends, Betty Jean, Stacy, Tamera, and Jackie, stop visiting and writing because they want her husband. Her husband, Brendon, attempts to stay faithful to his marriage but after...more
Hope Donovan made a mistake that may cost her life. She took a ride from a friend and ended up on death row. You see The Texas Law of Parties rule can kill you - really. As Hope loses faith in the system, she stops her appeals and prepares for death. But that isn't the whole story. Her friends, Betty Jean, Stacy, Tamera, and Jackie, stop visiting and writing because they want her husband. Her husband, Brendon, attempts to stay faithful to his marriage but after...more
This was one of the best stories I have read in awhile. It had a captivating story that grabs you from the beginning. It makes you ask yourself questions like is wrong to associate yourself with people from your past if they still live a questionable life? Is it wrong to change friends and associates because you no longer run in the sale circles. I felt bad for Hope because even though she was a bit wild as a teenager she had changed her life around and became a mother and wife. But being in the...more
Pat Tucker pens Party Girl, not only does the title set you up for the read but the cover as well. While reading on the job, some stared or wondered what the book was all about. Tucker had a great concept on “Texas Law of Parties” whereas Hope Jenay Donovan was sentenced to death for a murder she didn’t commit. Conversely, Adena wanted to see her “True Justice” for the brutal murder of her beloved husband and setup a committee of parents/mothers for the 5 years Hope was incarcerated. She became...more
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