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Idioma: inglés
Editorial: Independently published, 2020
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N° de ref. del artículo 00090946990
- Título
- Rabbit Moon
- Autor
- Payne, Jan D
- Editorial
- Independently published
- Año de publicación
- 2020
- Estado
- Good
- Encuadernación
- Encuadernación de tapa blanda
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 154989790X
- ISBN 13
- 9781549897900
They say you can’t go back home again…
Marin Sinclair’s past in the Navajo Nation holds some dark memories, but when she receives an invitation from Vangie Tso to come for their high-school graduation anniversary, she knows Vangie needs her help. For one thing, the graduation year is wrong, and for another, their tenth anniversary was four years ago--and who holds a reunion party in a county courthouse? There’s a few other things, too, like Vangie never, ever, calling Marin by her given name, and the single line in Vangie’s handwriting that reads:
‘Please come, Marin, I need to see you.’
Sergeant Justin Blue Eyes of the Navajo Nation Police Department shares a past connection with Marin, and when she disappears after being rescued from a kidnapping attempt, he’s looking for answers to a few questions--who is pursuing Marin and how is she involved in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s investigation of abandoned uranium mines?
First, Sgt. Blue Eyes needs to find Marin, but she’s gone off the grid--on her own in the Lukachukai mountains with an unknown killer close behind.
Marin Sinclair’s past in the Navajo Nation holds some dark memories, but when she receives an invitation from Vangie Tso to come for their high-school graduation anniversary, she knows Vangie needs her help. For one thing, the graduation year is wrong, and for another, their tenth anniversary was four years ago--and who holds a reunion party in a county courthouse? There’s a few other things, too, like Vangie never, ever, calling Marin by her given name, and the single line in Vangie’s handwriting that reads:
‘Please come, Marin, I need to see you.’
Sergeant Justin Blue Eyes of the Navajo Nation Police Department shares a past connection with Marin, and when she disappears after being rescued from a kidnapping attempt, he’s looking for answers to a few questions--who is pursuing Marin and how is she involved in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s investigation of abandoned uranium mines?
First, Sgt. Blue Eyes needs to find Marin, but she’s gone off the grid--on her own in the Lukachukai mountains with an unknown killer close behind.
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