Athena Stumbles

by Kimberly A. Scott

Annie Pulkowski is fooling everyone. No one suspects sweet Annie is in fact a notorious criminal hiding in plain sight. Even when a deathbed confession reopens the case and threatens to blow her cover, she adeptly hides the truth from those who love her with ever-more convoluted lies. And then a dead body shows up on her front yard.

270 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2021

Reviews

[Dori]

Greatly enjoyed this tale of a woman who assumed a false identity to escape a horrible decision made in her youth. The author’s examination of the character’s thoughts, feelings & motivation pulled me into Annie’s predicament & held me there. Highly recommend this book.

[Patti Williams]

Loved this book!

This was an honest and refreshing book to read, as it displayed a personal struggle for a woman that was real, based in the timeframe of the Vietnam War and it's potential repercussions


A definite Good read!

[Jennifer Kubenka]

While a thought-provoking and well-written book, I chose to read it while on a cruise; the subject matter is not really cruise reading, and I know that affected my enjoyment of this book.

I still recommend it as a good read, though.

[K Kulis]

Oddly compelling

Things you are not proud of but have !ived; big life themes. It's a strange path to healing and redemption.