Monrovia

Books in this genre are set in or about Monrovia.

Merry and Bright
A Little Ray of Sunshine
The Homewreckers
The Shop on Royal Street (Royal Street, #1)
Sweet as Pie (Good Southern Women, #1)
The Christmas Bookshop (The Christmas Bookshop, #1)
Witcher Upper (Magical Renovation Mysteries, #1)
Home for the Holidays (Juniper Springs, 1)
The Lions of Fifth Avenue
Always With Me (Whisper Lake #1)
Black List (Black's Bandits #1)
Deadhead and Buried (English Cottage Garden Mysteries #1)
Met Her Match
When We Left Cuba (The Perez Family, #2)
The Last Move  (Criminal Profiler, #1)
The Rutland Mule Matter by Richard Lee CroninNobody's Children by WD OliveWe Were Soldiers Once... and Young by Harold G. MooreMy Whirlwind Lives by Dee KnightApi's Berlin Diaries by Gabrielle Robinson
War History Non Fiction
15 books — 12 voters


Hank Bracker
In 1821 the United States government sent Dr. Eli Ayres to the Pepper or Grain Coast of West Africa, to buy the land discovered by Samuel Bacon prior to his death the preceding year. Dr. Ayres sailed aboard the U.S. naval schooner the USS Alligator, commanded by Lieutenant Robert Stockton, to the proposed new colony near the Mesurado River. After several days of negotiations in November of 1821, this valuable land was purchased at gunpoint from the tribal chief King Peter. Soon after this purcha ...more
Captain Hank Bracker, The History of Liberia & West Africa

Hank Bracker
Monique was the most unlikely girl to be tending bar at a place like the French Hotel in Monrovia. She was the girl guys would ask, “What’s a sweet girl like you doing in a place like this?” I, like everyone else, liked Monique and always chatted her up. Monique loved the attention and had a heavy hand with the bottles. The later into the evening it got, the more she poured. In Liberia there were no laws holding a bartender responsible for the inebriated actions of their patrons and she was just ...more
Captain Hank Bracker, "Seawater Two...."

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