TEARS OF ESPERANZA
A Novel of Fury and Passion in Arizona
A Novel of Fury and Passion in Arizona
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Student Esperanza Navarro is living with a secret.
It's a secret that might be exposed.
Join her and other Arizonans in their tangled pursuit
of the American Dream.
It's a secret that might be exposed.
Join her and other Arizonans in their tangled pursuit
of the American Dream.
Tears of Esperanza as an e-book is now available at Amazon (for Kindle) and in all e-formats at Smashwords.
Tears of Esperanza is available in trade paperback at Amazon and at Bards Books in Phoenix. It is also now available for checkout at Phoenix's Burton Barr Central Library.
Read a review at Stage Mom Musings (gripping ... a cautionary tale) or Goodreads (5 of 5 stars -- I would have given this book 10 stars if I could have).
ISBNs: 978-1477581605, 147758160X,
9781476040981
LCCN: 2012909973
Links to websites helpful in understanding Arizona and immigration:
The Real Arizona Coalition
One Arizona
Arizona Employers for Immigration Reform
National Immigration Forum
America's Voice
American Immigration Council
Reform Immigration FOR America
Tears of Esperanza is available in trade paperback at Amazon and at Bards Books in Phoenix. It is also now available for checkout at Phoenix's Burton Barr Central Library.
Read a review at Stage Mom Musings (gripping ... a cautionary tale) or Goodreads (5 of 5 stars -- I would have given this book 10 stars if I could have).
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ISBNs: 978-1477581605, 147758160X,
9781476040981
LCCN: 2012909973
Links to websites helpful in understanding Arizona and immigration:
The Real Arizona Coalition
One Arizona
Arizona Employers for Immigration Reform
National Immigration Forum
America's Voice
American Immigration Council
Reform Immigration FOR America
What’s it actually like in Arizona, ground zero in the national fight
over immigration enforcement and border control? What’s it like for a
politician? Or to be called an “illegal”? Read and find out, taking a
voyage from the streets of the barrios to the halls of the capitol.
About the author: Bill Lace is a native of the Southwest, a proponent of sensible immigration reform, and a federal law enforcement special agent in Phoenix, Arizona.
