The Athenaeum's Index Of Fiction

Just Rewards by Anne Reagin     

Xena | Alternative | Drama | Novella - 120 pages | Finished | Apr-02 Cast: Kate, Amy, Charlie, Connie, Carol Honors/Awards:  Perennial Favorite Award: #88 in 2003, #50 in 2004
Kate Ryan is a house builder with a past and Amy is a Ingram is a talented graphic designer. While out riding, Amy spots Kate and they strike up a conversation, and there a friendhip begins, which will embroul the two in each others's lives and be the saving grace for both fo them.
Arrrrgh Help! I've gotten to part 5 (the conclusion) of this super story but it cuts off after a page. Where can I find the rest?? - Stephanie - Jun 25th, 2003    I really enjoyed this story. There are times when you want to just read a story about a romance... without misunderstandings and slapstick. There was some serious drama and a bit of 'thriller' built in, but just enough. My one critique would be that some of the secondary characters were sacrificed for the 'drama' quotient. the family drama was actually just as interesting and there were a few holes left in it in light of the physical drama. It's like the story took off in a different direction than where the focus began. But all in all... totally enjoyable and a 'straight on 'til morning' read. - RoxyTrek - Mar 9th, 2004

Someone's Justice by Anne Reagin     

Original / Uber | Modern | Alternative | Romance (alt) | Novel - 150 pages | Finished | Apr=02 Cast: Sterling, Sam, Gino, Samantha, Anna, Alex, Reed, Stan, Jane, Samson, Joey, Peter, Sartori, Janet Honors/Awards:  Perennial Favorite Award: #89 in 2002, #22 in 2003
Samantha Hilliard had been summoned for a deposition, and little did she know that the lawyer for the other side would be in the form of a goddess by the name of Sterling Hayes. The tall, dark-featured woman dressed impeccably in a creamy silk skirt and jacket that subtly flattered the sleek form beneath them, while Mahogany hair cascaded to a line well below wide shoulders. After a barage of questions, and her lawyer being ineffective, Sam assumed all was lost and stormed out. She had no way of knowing that the stunning attorney had already decided that she didn't want to practice this kind of law anymore. She would have liked to defend her position to the alluring young woman who had just squealed out of the parking lot. For some unnamed reason, it mattered what Samantha Hilliard thought of her. Shaking her head at the verbal beating she had just taken, survival instincts long buried began to surface. The beautiful barrister was soon surprised to find a smile creeping onto her face. 'It's never over till it's over.'