Child's Play by Swing, Nancy

Child's Play (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781943887446)

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Format: Paperback
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Child's Play by Swing, Nancy

Child's Play

$12.95
Child's Play by Swing, Nancy

Child's Play

$12.95
Format: Paperback
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Everything thirteen-year-old Eden Jones knows, she learned from watching television. Bethanne Swanson learned her lessons from fifty years in the school of hard knocks. Both feel like losers. Yet a tragedy in small-town West Virginia brings them together and forces them to tap resources they never knew they had. Eden's best friend and Bethanne's sister are found dead in a yellow Mercedes at the bottom of Lake Charles. Why would the poverty-stricken teen, Ray-Jean, have been riding with Mary Margaret, the town's wealthiest woman? Did someone tamper with the car, causing it to plunge into the lake? Eden and Bethanne pool their talents and follow clues that no one seems to want discovered. What secrets are Mary Margaret's family hiding? Did Ray-Jean's snooping go too far? What role do the town's most prominent citizens play? As these two unlikely partners unearth the sordid facts, their bond grows beyond a bumbling collaboration between amateur sleuths. Despite their differences in age and experience, they end up not just friends but true soulmates.

Author: Nancy Swing
ISBN-10: 1943887446
ISBN-13: 9781943887446
Publisher: Park Place Publications
Language: English
Published: 03/11/2017
Pages: 276
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.71lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.51w x 0.58d
By Nancy Swing
By Nancy Swing
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NANCY SWING writes mysteries with twisty plots, unconventional characters and unusual settings. Each is the fruit of her remarkable life as an international consultant working in countries as diverse as Guyana, India, Italy, Kazakhstan, Laos and Somalia. Her first novel, Malice on the Mekong, featured a chocoholic Hindu grandmother investigating how a controversial foreign hostess came to drown in the great river of Southeast Asia. With Child's Play, Nancy returns to her West Virginia roots to unravel a tangle of lives lived and lost in columned mansions and dusty trailer parks, private lakes and public pools, pristine glens and scarred mountains.

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