New Hampshire's Julie Bigg Veazey explores the timely issue surrounding the failure of the criminal-justice system to protect the innocent. She sets up a landscape crackling with tension and a variety of self-interested naïve characters that generate both sympathy and dislike. Reckless Indifference presents a recognizable world with terror on a different level.
Julie Bigg Veazey's Silent Cry is an intimate, coming-of-age novel set in an elite girls’ boarding school in the 1950s, rich in psychological insights, compelling characters, and gothic elements . . . a moving story of strength in the face of shattering life-changing events.