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Janet Peery Books in Order

Explore Janet Peery's books in order, with summaries of novels of family and forgiveness to compare their subjects and choose which book to read first.

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Alligator Dance

by Janet Peery

1993

Set mostly in the American Southwest, these stories follow men and women caught between places, relationships, and possible futures. Janet Peery examines their efforts to understand the mysteries shaping their lives and the uncertainty that accompanies emotional and physical displacement.

The River Beyond the World

by Janet Peery

1996

Luisa Cantú leaves a Mexican mountain village to work as a housemaid for Mrs. Eddie Hatch in Texas. Their complicated relationship unfolds across cultural and moral divides, examining love, sacrifice, wounds, and the possibility of forgiveness.

What the Thunder Said

by Janet Peery

2007

Sisters Etta and Mackie Spoon grow up on an Oklahoma farm during the Dust Bowl, carrying hidden family burdens. When tragedy sends them away from home, these linked stories follow their search for lives beyond the harsh landscape they know.

The Campbell family gathers in Kansas for their elderly father's birthday, but youngest son Billy's addiction dominates the occasion. His siblings confront their own troubles, parental favoritism, and the difficult boundary between protecting a loved one and enabling harm.

Standalone Janet Peery books

  1. Book cover for "Alligator Dance"

    Alligator Dance

    by Janet Peery

    1993
  2. Book cover for "The River Beyond the World"

    The River Beyond the World

    by Janet Peery

    1996
  3. Book cover for "What the Thunder Said"

    What the Thunder Said

    by Janet Peery

    2007
  4. Book cover for "The Exact Nature of Our Wrongs"

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