Jadine
Reckless Indifference
Silent Cry

Novels by  JULIE BIGG VEAZEY

Jadine

Released: September 2010

Jadine is a chilling portrait of a young orphan making her way in a hostile world. Beginning in rural New Hampshire and leading to the back door of privileged Boston, Veazey explores with emotional precision, the complex, seductive contradictions of Jadine’s life that is indelibly shaped by doings not her own. She is capable of violence without remorse, even as she gently cares for the elderly and yearns for her lost love, Billy-John, a Native American orphan. Resisting tidy resolutions, Veazey enlists our sympathy, shock, disapproval, and finally, compassion, in this insightful, stark tale.

Reckless Indifference

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.

 

 

Silent Cry

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.