Riddle

Name: Riddle
Price: 4.99 EUR
Author: Elizabeth Horton-Newton
ISBN: 9780151176182

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Elizabeth Horton-Newton

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
Paru le : 30/08/2019

Seven years ago Kort Eriksen went to prison for killing his girlfriend Desiree. Now he's back in Riddle and some people think he got off easy. Others,... > Lire la suite

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Seven years ago Kort Eriksen went to prison for killing his girlfriend Desiree. Now he's back in Riddle and some people think he got off easy. Others, including long time friend Norma, think he was railroaded because he's the only Native American in town. Grace Donahue is running away from her past. Trapped in Riddle until her car is repaired she develops a friendship with Kort. Suddenly accidents are happening and people are dying.
Is Kort adding to his list of victims or has someone else taken the reins? As mysteries from the past rise to the surface, more questions will be raised. The suspect file grows as victims fall. Is Desiree's killer back for more or is someone trying to avenge her death? The riddle of Riddle will be solved, but how many bodies will it take to find the answers?

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Date de parution : 30/08/2019
Editeur : Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
ISBN : 978-0-15-117618-2
EAN : 9780151176182
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Biographie de Elizabeth Horton-Newton

Elizabeth Horton-Newton was born in New York City, and was 10 years old when President John Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. As she watched the events unfold on television she became fascinated. This lifelong interest resulted in her first novel, "View From the Sixth Floor: An Oswald Tale". With the release of her second book, "Riddle", she once again tackles a social issue; the illegal adoption of First Nations babies separated from their families.
Small town prejudices against people of color and "outsiders" results in a unique friendship between two young people. Weaving a romantic thriller around the issues, she creates rich characters in all her writing, drawing the reader into their lives. With her education in Criminal Psychology, Sociology, and Media Communications she offers a unique insight into how criminals think and how society responds to their crimes.
Volunteering in local Domestic Violence groups in her hometown, she likes to confront social problems in her stories. Elizabeth currently lives in a 100-year old haunted house with her husband, writer Neil Douglas Newton, and her dog, Scout (named for a character in "To Kill a Mockingbird"). Not limited to a single genre, she has written erotic romance, "Carved Wooden Heart" (with the mysterious Starla Hartless), and the suspenseful "Stolen Gypsy", as well as novelettes through Electric Eclectic Books.
For more information on Elizabeth, check out her website at http://bit.ly/homeEHN.