The Bank House Book - White, Jeremy
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In 1968, Sue and David's Dad, an architect and developer, has bought an old, and very large, house outside Stockport, which he wants to knock down to make way for a new housing estate. In the meantime the family have moved in. They discover that two young sisters disappeared from the house shortly after the second world war. They also learn that their Dad bought the house from the mother of the lost girls. They realise that once the house has been demolished, and the site developed by their father, that all trace of the missing girls will be lost forever. They resolve to solve the mystery of…mehr

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In 1968, Sue and David's Dad, an architect and developer, has bought an old, and very large, house outside Stockport, which he wants to knock down to make way for a new housing estate. In the meantime the family have moved in. They discover that two young sisters disappeared from the house shortly after the second world war. They also learn that their Dad bought the house from the mother of the lost girls. They realise that once the house has been demolished, and the site developed by their father, that all trace of the missing girls will be lost forever. They resolve to solve the mystery of the girls' disappearance, using an old book that they have found left behind in the house. They start to follow in the footsteps of the lost girls. Their decision and discovery of the facts about the lost sisters, affects their lives forever.
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Jeremy White is a tenured cynic who penned a hopeful book. He founded South Louisiana's premier satirical publication in 2004, eight years before relaunching the award-winning Red Shtick Magazine as its all-digital progeny, The Red Shtick. The comic-turned-writer created and produced Baton Rouge's first and only weekly stand-up open mic for years, during which Jeremy hosted and produced The Red Stick Comedy Block, a locally broadcast, weekly half-hour TV show featuring area comics performing before live audiences around town. The passionate Cajun can often be heard on various popular radio shows as either a guest or a guest host. A longtime football official and Mardi Gras krewe captain, Jeremy earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering at LSU, where he met his wife, Edie. They've been happily married since 1992 and live in Baton Rouge with their cat, Waffles.