Ross Richdale

Eagle's Claw Lake (Our Romantic Thrillers, #4) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Doctor Reid Tucker's intention to spend the summer at a remote cabin at Eagle's Claw Lake in northeast Washington State with only his dog, Cinders, never eventuates.

On the trip there, pilot Kate Meltz calls in with the amphibian to a commune at the other end of the lake. While there, Reid pulls a desperate teenage girl, Lorie Somerville, from the water. This begins a frightening time as fanatical commune leader, Peter Littlejohn, tries to find Lorie and prevent her from leaving.

Though Littlejohn doesn't find her on the aircraft, he sabotages it so the trio are left stranded at Reid's cabin. It becomes obvious that the place is more than just a remote religious commune. The girl is terrified of being caught and begs Reid to look for Jennifer and Sassy, two of her friends who have also escaped. Though pursued by Littlejohn, Lorie leads Reid and Kate to a cave where the girls are waiting.

But why has Erika Somerville, Lorie's elder sister, returned to Eagle's Claw Lake and is found savagely beaten in the commune's cabin cruiser?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ross Richdale
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. August 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781877438219
• Artikelnr.: 45633100

Autorenporträt

After a career as a teacher and principal of mainly small rural schools, Ross Richdale lives in the small university city of Palmerston North in the North Island of New Zealand where he writes contemporary novels and science fiction. He is married with three adult children and six grandchildren.

His interest in current events and international incidents serve as a backdrop for many of his novels. Ordinary people rather than the super rich super powerful or violent, are the main characters in his stories. His plots also reflect his interest in the rural lifestyle as well as the cross section of personalities encountered during his years as a teacher.