Pandion - Ried, William Michael
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Atticus Forester is the son of a billionaire, living a life of privilege between a Manhattan townhouse and Pandion, the family compound on the coast of Maine. But young Atticus misses a flight on his father's jet, and that changes everything. Suddenly alone and on the street, Atticus must fend for himself armed only with his wits. He crashes in a Loisaida tenement and invents one scheme after another to feed himself and his dog. But tragedy piles upon tragedy when the jet crash is ruled sabotage, his father's empire collapses, and a killer stalks what's left of his family. Now Atticus must…mehr

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Atticus Forester is the son of a billionaire, living a life of privilege between a Manhattan townhouse and Pandion, the family compound on the coast of Maine. But young Atticus misses a flight on his father's jet, and that changes everything. Suddenly alone and on the street, Atticus must fend for himself armed only with his wits. He crashes in a Loisaida tenement and invents one scheme after another to feed himself and his dog. But tragedy piles upon tragedy when the jet crash is ruled sabotage, his father's empire collapses, and a killer stalks what's left of his family. Now Atticus must face the fact that everything he believed to be true is a lie, and he must find a way to save the ones he loves. William Michael Ried, the award-winner author of Five Ferries and Backstory, has written a new genre-bending mystery of puzzlement, betrayal and love that will keep you turning pages until the very end.
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William Michael Ried was born on Long Island, graduated from the University of Michigan and Georgetown University Law Center andpractices law in New York City. His first novel, Five Ferries, was a finalist in the 2019 American Fiction Awards for Best New Fiction. In 2021 hissecond novel, Backstory, won the New York City Big Book Award for mystery, a Silver Medal from the Wishing Shelf Book Awards for adultfiction, was a semi-finalist for the Kindle Book Award for literary fiction, and was named a 2022 Eric Hoffer Award category finalist. Bill lives with his wife in Manhattan.