The Death of Innocence by Huston, T. L.

The Death of Innocence (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781456549596)

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The Death of Innocence by Huston, T. L.

The Death of Innocence

$14.95
The Death of Innocence by Huston, T. L.

The Death of Innocence

$14.95
Format: Paperback
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When eleven year-old Johnny Vegas sees his parents gunned down by a crazed drug addict a monster is born. Bye, bye normal life. Consoling him with god has a plan for everyone isn't helping. Fifteen years later - he is patient if nothing else - Johnny has his own plan, and there's nothing god-like about it. He's ready to find the murderer and rain down a fury that Lucifer himself would admire. Imagine his shock when he stumbles into a chance encounter with Jennifer Ashton, a gorgeous, award winning reporter with a knack for exposing people clothed in secrecy. Jenny's closing in on her latest story - which threatens to expose the secret society of killers Johnny has joined. In a bizarre twist that Rod Serling would love, these two incompatible souls begin a what-the-hell-were-you-thinking romance that will place both of them in the cross-hairs of the secret societies top assassins. Oh, and that story Jenny's after - if she survives - will not only reveal shocking secrets about her new love - life is never that simple - it will also destroy everything that is precious to her.

Author: T. L. Huston
ISBN-10: 1456549596
ISBN-13: 9781456549596
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 11/15/2014
Pages: 384
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.24lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.85d
By T. L. Huston
By T. L. Huston
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T L Huston grew up in Ripley, Ohio, a small riverfront town about fifty miles east of Cincinnati. He currently resides in Tampa, Florida with his wife, a Beagle named Sparky, and a morning commute that would challenge the patience of Jobe. Many of his early life experiences were spent exploring the hills and river banks of the Ohio Valley, and a few of those experiences have found their way into his novels. The influences of Patterson and Ludlum are quite evident in his writing style, which is to say his novels are easy to read and grab you from the very beginning.

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