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Desperado City

Rebecca Coleman
eBook
US $7.95
Mystery

 
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In the quiet stillness of a deserted theme park in the Catskill Mountains, fourteen-year-old Elisabeth Glass commits suicide. By all appearances, her death is a classic case of teenage depression and despair. She slashes her wrists inside the Haunted Hotel, sprawled across a bed used as nothing but a prop. End of story. Or is it the beginning?

Elisabeth’s death sets off a chain of events, affecting the lives of her friends and acquaintances. Danielle, an up-and-coming snowboarding star, suspects foul play. Yet this high school graduate’s gut instinct leads nowhere. Shadows darken. Doubt intensifies.

What happened to Elisabeth Glass? As Danielle seeks to uncover secrets that someone—who?—wants to keep buried, a small town will be shaken to its very core, and friendships and dreams will never be the same.

 


 

Reviews

 

“ . . . Desperado City is a serious work, one that a parent might read and pass along to a youngster hoping to offer an example that life can be hard, that the people you meet along the way and call “friend” can hurt you, and that it is best to seek love that gives rather than takes.”
~ Gary Presley, InternetReviewofBooks.com (July 2009)

“What a fascinating and insightful novel [Desperado City] is. Presenting more than just an exquisitely assembled coming-of-age novel, Coleman slices deep into her characters’ lives with sympathy and unflinching candor that by the end is more than just a sum of their stories and blesses us with grace.”
~ Richard Lewis, author of The Killing Sea

“. . . this is an interesting look at teenage brooding and anxiety amplified by a homicide.”

~Harriet Klausner, MidwestBookReviews.com (August2009)


 
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