No Way Home - Macdonald, Patricia
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With chilling echoes of a notorious, real-life murder in Connecticut, Patricia MacDonald's gripping novel unwraps the layers of fear and guilt in a small town where nothing bad ever happens -- until a pretty teenager disappears.... Founder's Day in Felton, Tennessee, should be a joyous occasion. But it's the day Michele Burdette never returns home from the festivities...the day Michele is found murdered. Now, as her mother Lillie tries to heal her shattered life, haunting questions emerge about the identity of Michele's killer -- and Lillie realizes no one in her family or in Felton can be…mehr

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With chilling echoes of a notorious, real-life murder in Connecticut, Patricia MacDonald's gripping novel unwraps the layers of fear and guilt in a small town where nothing bad ever happens -- until a pretty teenager disappears.... Founder's Day in Felton, Tennessee, should be a joyous occasion. But it's the day Michele Burdette never returns home from the festivities...the day Michele is found murdered. Now, as her mother Lillie tries to heal her shattered life, haunting questions emerge about the identity of Michele's killer -- and Lillie realizes no one in her family or in Felton can be presumed innocent. A ring of suspicion is tightening around Michele's father, stepfather, and her football hero brother, and Lillie's quest for justice will reveal the deadly lies hidden behind the closed doors of her town, and her past....
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Patricia MacDonald was born in January 1949 and grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut. She graduated from high school in 1966, from Upsala College 1970, and received her MS degree in Journalism from Boston University in 1974. Patricia worked as the editor of three soap opera magazines in New York City before writing her first novel, The Unforgiven, which was published in 1980. Patricia has been married since 1983 to writer, bookstore owner, and judo coach, Art Bourgeau. They live in Cape May, New Jersey and have one daughter, Sera, who is a costume designer for theatre and television based in New York City.