Nancy C. Wilson

Sarge and the Gypsy's Hand (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The quiet town of Eastport, with its friendly neighbors and lively children was about to be shaken to its very core.
The gypsy camp by the Brandywine River was the yearly retreat for the nomad group with their diverse ways and charming language. Every year some from the town ventured down to have their fortunes told or buy colorful pottery.
This year four young boys decided to hike down to the camp and have their fortunes told. Along with a big friendly black lab named Sarge, who saw his duty in protecting the four best friends. This time however, all was not well in the camp. A big burly gypsy, who bullied his people and his own family, was about to get his comeuppance in an extremely bloody way. And the gypsy mother who had an uncanny knack for telling fortunes would see to it that revenge would be exacted in the most gruesome way.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Nancy C. Wilson
• Altersempfehlung: ab 5 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. September 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224673803
• Artikelnr.: 72294942

Autorenporträt

Hi! My name is Nancy C. Wilson and I am a dream writer. For a long time, I wrote with my best friend Harriet Trevathan. We wrote a four-part series entitled "The Secrets of Parkerville." Harriet lived in Texas, so it was a little difficult to keep up with each other, but we did every day. I wrote for my character Skye McKenna and she wrote for her character, Cassie Evans. I live in Pennsylvania and as I said, she lived in Texas. We would exchange chapters every day and sometimes argue over what our characters could do, you see they had 'powers' and it was fun to read them in action. I've just completed a new book called Dead Clothes this month. It's an entirely different kind of book taking place in the Depression-era of 1936. It's fun and enlightening and I feel I know the characters as if they lived next door. I love them all.
I grew up with Harriet Trevathan. We met in grade school when we were eight years old. So, we've been best friends for over 62 years. It breaks my heart to say, she passed away last June, and I still have a hard time getting my heart around the fact that she is gone, and I can no longer call her up and talk to her. She was the best friend anyone could possibly have
. I've just finished my newest book, "Dark Joy" a sequel to Dead Clothes. The continuing saga of Mame Fernbrower.