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Noah Winter has it all: wealth, power, toys, a home that could contain the whole bloody Olympics (Summer and Winter Games) and to share his life with him, a lovely, scrappy little poet, fluent in the scatology of half a dozen languages. Who could ask for more?
Noah could – and does! Beseeched by a long-time friend to find and return her nephew, Robbie, who presumably had run away to be with his dangerously unstable Uncle Clayton, Noah embraces the challenge without a qualm.
Qualms come though, and aplenty, when his first motel room is bombed, the second ransacked (and Robbie’s photo torn up). Could someone be trying to get his attention?
When he finally discovers a very drunk Clayton in a skidrow bar it is sans Robbie. “The boy,” he forces from Clayton, “will be sacrificed in just two days – and there is nothing we can do about it!”
Clayton knows Robbie’s whereabouts – if Noah can keep him sober long enough to be taken there. But, even failing that, Noah has had the uncanny feeling, from the beginning, that he is being drawn by forces that will assure his being there – to witness Robbie’s bizarre ceremonial ordeal... and encounter his own frailty in the face of it.
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COVER ART BY OSCAR SOLIS.
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The Mystery of the Lost Avenger
by Linda Frank
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 “Nancy Drew Meets CSI”. It’s another Annie Tillery Mystery
Letters can really change a life. In Linda Maria Frank’s latest Annie Tiller Mystery, teen detective and her boyfriend, Ty Egan, bump into the intrigue of a past time in American his |
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