Deborah Wallis

Child's Play (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Eight-year-old Garrett Morrow disappears from a class field trip in New Bern, North Carolina. Within days, his body is found and seven-year-old Tyler Sullivan vanishes from Beaufort, South Carolina. Journalist Abby Weaver is at first puzzled by the striking resemblance between the two boys. But when she realizes that both boys could be carbon copies of her son, Chris, Abby's world is rocked right down to its core. Is this merely coincidence or could Chris be next?

In a race against time, Abby's frantic search for the missing child leads her to piece together clues that point to a monster in their midst. The evil she uncovers threatens to destroy her family and even the community she loves.

Every parent's nightmare comes to life in this terrifyingly real follow up to Sweet Dreams and Flying Machines.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: McBrydePublishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juni 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780982994672
• Artikelnr.: 72364384

Autorenporträt

Growing up an Air Force "Brat" meant frequent moves and the opportunity for Deborah Wallis to live in several states, quite literally, from coast to coast. California to Maryland with several states in between were all home for her at one time or another. Overseas tours in Japan and Belgium highlighted her travels and made her high-school experience especially memorable. Deborah graduated from SHAPE American High School near Mons, Belgium.
As a Marine wife, she added to her travel résumé until she landed in eastern North Carolina. It felt like home from the start so she stayed. Deborah raised her children and built a career as a real estate broker in Havelock where she lived for many years.
Then, in 1994, she and her husband, retired Marine Colonel, E.P. Wallis, moved to Wilmington, NC. Between them, they raised six children and now have eight grandchildren and step-grandchildren. When she's not on the road to visit the grands (and the kids, of course) Deborah enjoys tennis, reading, target shooting with her husband and junking.
Deborah began her writing career with a monthly humor column in The Good Life newspaper in 2006. Her diverse experiences both personally and professionally help her create and color her plots. She is currently at work on her third novel. She is the author of three mystery novels, Sweet Dreams and Flying Machines/Murder at Cherry Point , Child's Play, and Letting Go.