Peggy Webb Book order

February 8, 1942

Peggy Webb crafts narratives that brilliantly blend sharp wit with profound emotional depth. Her novels, written under various names, delve into the intricacies of human connection and the complexities of life with both humor and heart. Readers are drawn to her distinctive voice, which captures the essence of experience with an accessible lightness and insightful wisdom. Her works are celebrated for their originality and their captivating appeal across diverse genres.

2018
All the Lies
154 pages
6 hours of reading
3.0(4)Add rating
THE BREAKDOWN BROADENS... Julia Ford is hidden in plain sight in Shutter Lake, her local newspaper column, The Good Life, belying the fact that she was once famous globally for investigative journalism… and for the unthinkable act that put her on the run. But her past shows up in the form of FBI agent “Rick” Richards, looking for a partner last seen in the area. Their search draws them into the hunt for Sylvia Cole’s killer, exposes Julia’s demons and unearths another deadly secret in a once-perfect town built on lies.
2014
The Language of Silence
336 pages
12 hours of reading
3.8(300)Add rating
A woman escapes her abusive marriage to embrace a life in the circus, inspired by her tiger-taming grandmother. This poignant tale explores themes of resilience, empowerment, and the pursuit of freedom, weaving a narrative that highlights the strength of women in the face of adversity. Through her journey, she discovers her own identity and the transformative power of courage and community.

All the Lies

The Language of Silence