Nogglz - Walsh, Tom
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For years, the people of Canyon Bluff have shared the stories of the Nogglz, their own version of the monsters in the closet. "If you don't behave, the Nogglz will come and get you and carry you down into the mines," they've told their children. Of course, they were just stories. Nobody could have stayed alive in an old mine for six decades. But when one of their own is brutally murdered one cold November night, it may be time to come to terms with the sins of their fathers and their own ties to the town's dreadful past. And for the sheriff and his deputy and the state troopers who are called…mehr

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For years, the people of Canyon Bluff have shared the stories of the Nogglz, their own version of the monsters in the closet. "If you don't behave, the Nogglz will come and get you and carry you down into the mines," they've told their children. Of course, they were just stories. Nobody could have stayed alive in an old mine for six decades. But when one of their own is brutally murdered one cold November night, it may be time to come to terms with the sins of their fathers and their own ties to the town's dreadful past. And for the sheriff and his deputy and the state troopers who are called to the town to deal with the murder, an ordinary day becomes an extraordinary battle for simple survival.
Autorenporträt
Like many of its residents, Tom Walsh felt the spiritual energy in Sedona, Arizona and decided to move there. During the pandemic the Sedona Heritage Museum, replete with its indigenous plants and historical artifacts, and the Orchards section of Sedona became Tom's daily walking wonderland for over a year and a half. Tom felt that paying his respects to Sedona, its history, culture and fascinating local characters by using Sedona's solace as his debut novel backdrop was an appropriate no-brainer. Tom, his wife Mindy, and their dog, Kirk, live in Sedona and are amazed by the wonders of their city, their neighborhood and the people that call Sedona home every day. For more information visit TomWalshWrites.com