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Three people are pursued at breakneck speed across a mountain pass in the high rain forests of Central America. As fiendish assassins corner each of them in a darkened restaurant above a steep jungle ravine, they ask the same terrifying question: How did I end up here? For Detective Jennifer Larsen, the answer came easily. It started with a brutally tortured body in a South Boston slum. For Dr. Rodolfo Zommoro, it began with a simple request in a mysterious email, and for Ellis Brookes, it began with a life-changing surgery and the trial that would change the pharmaceutical industry forever. Now each of them had to ask one more question. Will I live to see another day?
Set in Honduras, Costa Rica, the Mayan Riviera, and the winter blizzards of northern New England, Edge of the Cliff is a masterfully woven suspense thriller that will keep you turning pages until the small hours of the morning.
A compact thriller with intriguiing characters, setting, and plot. Edge of the Cliff incorporates modern forensics, computer sciences, old-fashioned detective work, and ethno-botany in an exceptional story. The characters are fascinating, displaying taut, real emotions.
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A powerful novel of three hundred and thirty-five pages that could be placed in a variety of genres. It is a a story of coming of age, mystery, love, and the lessons of life.
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Spirit Dog
by Frances Altman
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 Jeff Martin, his friend, Hawk, and his dachshund dog are captured by Osage Indians. Eventually they escape and find their way home. Due to his unusual shape Adolphus is called a Spirit Dog. |
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