Birds of A Feather - Campanelli, Michele
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Officer Laura Camp once loved the movie The Birds by Alfred Hitchcock-that was before she lived out the horrific reality. Vultures suddenly began attacking everyone at the Juvenile Detention Center where she worked. However, the vultures aren't even her worst problem: the Crown gang tries to break out one of their own, a prisoner named Mack. After breaking out from the JDC, to everyone's surprise, Mack returns to help Officer Camp fight the vulture threat. But will he turn away from a gangster's life to become the honorable man Officer Camp knows he can be? Birds of a Feather is a thriller…mehr

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Officer Laura Camp once loved the movie The Birds by Alfred Hitchcock-that was before she lived out the horrific reality. Vultures suddenly began attacking everyone at the Juvenile Detention Center where she worked. However, the vultures aren't even her worst problem: the Crown gang tries to break out one of their own, a prisoner named Mack. After breaking out from the JDC, to everyone's surprise, Mack returns to help Officer Camp fight the vulture threat. But will he turn away from a gangster's life to become the honorable man Officer Camp knows he can be? Birds of a Feather is a thriller that shows that even the darkest individuals can be both human and winged beast.
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Michele Wallace Campanelli es una autora, cantante y celebridad estadounidense de gran éxito a nivel nacional.Ella aparecido nueve historias en la lista de los más vendidos, incluidas dos que alcanzaron el puesto número 1 en el New York Times. Sus cuentos se han incluido en más de 30 antologías de venta internacional.También ha escrito numerosas novelas, revistas y artículos periodísticos, tanto de ficción como de no ficción, publicados por una amplia variedad de editoriales. Más de 57 millones de personas han leído sus obras escritas a nivel internacional.