White Gloria Livres

After a fifteen-year absence Ronnie Ventana's high school friend, Analisa Bugatti, turns up in San Francisco with a couple of babies in tow. During lunch at a Chinatown restaurant, Analisa vanishes, leaving Ronnie with the two kids. Is Analisa in trouble, or simply criminally irresponsible? Rather than plunge the children into the bureaucratic quagmire of Child Protective Services, Ronnie gives her friend the benefit of the doubt and temporarily stashes the kids with a grumbling Blackie Coogan while she sets out to find her friend. What she uncovers is a web of lies and failed loyalties, where the babies are the currency and not the only losers in a high stakes game of greed and need.

Let me have your toes!This little piggy went to the market,This little piggy stayed home,This little piggy had roast beef,And this little piggy had none,And this little piggy went wee, wee, wee, all the way homeAll babies love to play the piggy toe game.And our first grandbaby Lacey was no exception.She loved it and always wanted more.And thus began the pig stories.When she came to stay with us, she got a pig story every night.When she was four years old, her cousin McKenna came on the scene and fell right into line with the stories. When it was time for bed the little Piggies went into action. At two and a half her cousin Ben joined us and he later went to sleep with the tale of those pigs! His cousin, our last granddaughter Preslee came along two years later and she loved the bed time ritual as well. She even helped with a few stories of her own. They each one had their favorite and would request which one they wanted each night. They have outgrown them now but wanted to keep their four favorite tales of those piggy people alive!Love my babies! What memories!