Name: Old Bones (en Inglés)
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Author: Greg Picard; Wendy Picard Gorham
ISBN: 9780615861173

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Workshop For Writers Press

Autor

Greg Picard; Wendy Picard Gorham

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Inglés

N° páginas

290

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780615861173

Old Bones (en Inglés)

Greg Picard; Wendy Picard Gorham (Autor) · Workshop For Writers Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Old Bones (en Inglés)"

California State Park Ranger Chris Becker, and his daughter Alicia, have had their fair share of struggles since his wife left, but they have learned to depend on each other. As they both prepare for the changes that Alicia's first year of college will bring, their quiet life in the Cuyamaca Mountains is interrupted. A dead body-bitten, mangled and bloody-is discovered in the park. Chris and Alicia suddenly find themselves embroiled in a dangerous plot, and it will take all their ingenuity and teamwork to come out of it alive. Praise From Kirkus Reviews: "As the clues mount-some provided by Becker's observant daughter-Becker pieces together inconsistent forensic data and busily sifts through the suspects...The resultant web of bad blood and discoveries propel the novel toward a suspenseful, satisfying denouement. After all the twists and turns, Becker, who proves himself a thoroughly capable ranger and father throughout the novel, solves the case... ...Father-daughter writing duo Picard and Picard-Gorham supplement their mystery with Alicia's believable pre-college jitters, the flourishing relationship with her father, and interesting facts and information on forestry and archaeology. An entertaining, uncomplicated whodunit seasoned with a likable hero and a bucolic sense of place." --Kirkus Reviews