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4 weeks ago |
booktrib.com | Neil Nyren
Coram House by Bailey Seybolt "Coram House is a haunted — and haunting — novel, with an ending you will not see coming." “That’s the thing you have to understand. The years we spent there. You can leave Coram House, but you can’t leave it behind. Not all of it. The worst of it you carry with you. It becomes part of you.
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1 month ago |
booktrib.com | Neil Nyren
Killer Potential by Hannah Deitch “I was once a famous murderess. I killed a wealthy family, Manson-style, and then I went on the run. But my thing wasn’t about starting a race war to reach the land of milk and honey or secretly wanting to be a Beatle. According to the news, I was just another fame-hungry killer, desperate to carve my face on the Mount Rushmore of great American psychopaths. “It isn’t true, but still: the former-murderess thing is a fun line.
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2 months ago |
thebigthrill.org | Neil Nyren |Elizabeth Crowens |Tracey Devlyn |Laura McCluskey
By Neil Nyren“Nora Sheehan sits in a jail cell in Lodgepole, Colorado, surrounded by three cinderblock walls and the kind of steel bars she’s only seen on television, gray and cold. She’s thirteen, the woman she might become still a shadow even though she’s ready to discard her childhood.
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2 months ago |
booktrib.com | Neil Nyren
Penitence by Kristin Koval “Nora Sheehan sits in a jail cell in Lodgepole, Colorado, surrounded by three cinderblock walls and the kind of steel bars she’s only seen on television, gray and cold. She’s thirteen, the woman she might become still a shadow even though she’s ready to discard her childhood.
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2 months ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Neil Nyren
In Laurie L. Dove's "Mask of the Deer Woman," Carrie Starr has hit rock bottom. A former Chicago police officer, she lost her job after her daughter was murdered and she emptied her gun into the back of the fleeing man she held responsible. Now, drinking and toking just to get through the day, she's started the only job she could find, as tribal marshal on the reservation where her father once lived.
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