Patricia Sprinkle Books

This author found her voice by writing mysteries, often setting them in environments she knows intimately, like a building where she once worked. She discovered that the most important writing is whatever brings her joy, whether fiction or non-fiction. Her output, spanning mysteries, novels, and non-fiction, stems from a deep-seated passion for writing that she describes as an obsession. She is grateful to her readers for enabling her to pursue her most beloved craft.

Carley's Song
440 pages
16 hours of reading
4.3(8)Add rating
Twelve-year-old Carley navigates a complex adult world filled with tension and hidden truths. As she observes the strained relationships between local figures, including a divorcee and the school principal, she confronts unsettling changes in those around her. A shocking discovery at the gully unveils a sinister mystery tied to the town's past, threatening the futures of innocent people. The narrative weaves themes of redemption and hope, set against a backdrop that feels historically authentic, showcasing the author's skillful writing.
The Remember Box
416 pages
15 hours of reading
3.9(12)Add rating
Set in a small Southern community in 1949, the narrative follows eleven-year-old Carley Marshall, who moves to Job's Corner with her family after her mother's death. As her uncle Stephen, the new pastor, challenges local traditions, tensions rise amidst the backdrop of civil rights struggles and societal fears. The town’s warm welcome turns cold, revealing hidden secrets and lies that threaten an innocent man's life. Carley's journey toward uncovering family truths highlights the personal quest for understanding and justice in a changing world.

Carley's Song

The Remember Box