Joseph Eastburn

Dead Time (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

A young girl killed when the campus was still a farm. A sizzling college romance-but every time they kiss-the dead girl is watching them…

Joan is a radiant but quiet young woman on campus. She's been dating someone at the football fraternity whose brothers keep other guys away from her. Tim is a loner who falls in love with her anyway.

The first time they kiss is alongside the main road under the giant oaks that shelter the campus. At the end of the block, Tim sees a young girl staring-her head cocked oddly to one side as if it's been broken. He realizes she's the child who years before died tragically after she fell off a tractor and was run over by a harrow.

When she keeps appearing before him, Tim grasps that he's the only one that can actually see her-that she's warning him. Again. And again.

What is she trying to tell him?

Joseph Eastburn also writes thrillers. In reviewing his first novel, "Kiss Them Goodbye," re-released in 2016 by HarperCollins, The Armchair Detective wrote, "One of the most thoroughly bizarre mystery/ suspense novels in quite some time, creating and eerie, atmospheric, and compulsively readable tale… a gripping, intriguing book… This is a writer to watch."

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Joseph Eastburn
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781536597349
• Artikelnr.: 46014084

Autorenporträt

Joseph Eastburn lived fourteen years in New York City, where his parents met on stage at the Cherry Lane Theatre in 1941. Working as an actor/singer, he appeared in over thirty productions, including A Study in Scarlet with Alec Baldwin at the Williamstown Theatre Festival.

He's the author of 15 plays, including The Godhead, which won the 17th Annual One-Act Play Festival at USC, and Heart's Desire, which was given a staged reading at Williamstown with three Tony-award winning actors. His new play, Wild Blue Yonder, is set to appear in Ensemble Studio Theatre-LA's Winterfest.

He earned a master's degree in Professional Writing from USC, where he taught for ten years. His writing has appeared in Existere Journal, The Apalachee Review, storySouth, Crack the Spine, Forge, Reed Magazine, Sliver of Stone, Slow Trains, The Sun Magazine, Tower Journal, Sand Hill Review, and Hobo Pancakes. His first novel, Kiss Them Good-Bye, was published by Morrow in 1993, and brought back in paper and eBook in 2016. His new book, A Craving, was a Third Place Winner in the Operation Thriller Writing Competition.