Sister Jane

Irmgarde Brown is a retired librarian who spent her career surrounded by imagination, and it shows. Her debut novel, “Sister Jane,” will have readers scratching their heads at this thoughtful, imaginative tale. Jane is a woman trying to navigate life as a widow. Her husband, Richard died three years......more

This was a pleasant surprise! When the story opens, we meet Jane an older woman, a widow, and a person contemplating life and the meaning of. As she walks to church, a cat is injured. She kneels over its seemingly lifeless body and offers up a prayer for healing. Dang if the animal didn't jump right......more

The author did a very good job of character development. Loved the humor and interplay between dialogue and train of thought thinking of Sister Jane. The notions Sister Jane had of being a woman in the later years of life were on point. Not sure why, but I was able to follow the story line much bett......more

All her life Jane believes she is small town ordinary until she isn't. Some people brand her a witch because of the cat while others believe that she has a demon. Her family thinks that she is ready for the nursing home and the down and out reporter assumes that she is fake. But nobody including Jan......more

This was a nice read and would make a great lifetime mystery movie! The characters were very likable, my favorite was Miracle the cat! The storyline was very good, even though it felt a little far fetched at times. I will definitely reccomend this book to all my friends! Cant wait to read another bo......more