MIA - Snyder, Colleen
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Q is missing. Quinn Magary, patron, supporter, champion of the Knights of the Octagon, is missing. Five days late from a three-day personal assignment, and no one can find him. Then Grace Painter, another member of the Knights, disappears without warning. The remaining Knights-Tav, Luke, and Micah-vow to find their friends and mentors. Then someone runs Tav off the road. And Micah is nearly murdered at Grace Painter's worksite. An innocent lunch date becomes a conflagration as a shadowy figure blows up the restaurant. Dead bodies appear. Knights are battered, kidnapped, and left for dead. Who…mehr

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Q is missing. Quinn Magary, patron, supporter, champion of the Knights of the Octagon, is missing. Five days late from a three-day personal assignment, and no one can find him. Then Grace Painter, another member of the Knights, disappears without warning. The remaining Knights-Tav, Luke, and Micah-vow to find their friends and mentors. Then someone runs Tav off the road. And Micah is nearly murdered at Grace Painter's worksite. An innocent lunch date becomes a conflagration as a shadowy figure blows up the restaurant. Dead bodies appear. Knights are battered, kidnapped, and left for dead. Who is after them? Why? What can they do to end the attacks? And above all, where are Quinn and Grace? Join the Knights for their next adventure in: MIA
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Colleen Snyder lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. In 2020, she discovered that she had a rare AIP genetic mutation normally found in Northern Ireland that caused her childhood-onset acromegalic gigantism. Knowing that her ancestors came from that area in 1861, she contacted London physician Professor Márta Korbonits about her work with patients from Northern Ireland. Professor Korbonits told her that she was the first person in the United Stated identified with the Irish variant and introduced her to Brendan who has the same genetic mutation and shares her diagnosis of gigantism. A former college writing teacher, Colleen has been published in the Washington Post and Destinations magazine. www.colleensnyder.net, www.insearchofgiants.org