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Blood On The Sand
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- ISBN8231089604
- EAN9798231089604
- Date de parution27/07/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Cookbook author Jaick Connally has a phobia about lightning storms. He feels safe in the middle of New Jersey. Then he inherits a beachfront condo in Hollywood, Florida. Reluctantly, he moves to live in the condo. A week later, Jaick sees a huge dark shape swallow up someone before his eyes during a thunderstorm. The police call it a simple disappearance, but Jaick feels there's more to it. A chance remark at a local diner drives Jaick to look into another person who disappeared during a storm.
Jaick discovers that 125 people have vanished along the Florida East Coast over the past 40 years. No one realizes they have a single cause because the killer moves between Daytona and Miami. Jaick runs into a librarian named Elaine Brewster at the Agate City library. She takes an immediate interest in the disappearances and Jaick. Can Jaick uncover the cause of the disappearances before he becomes a victim himself?
Jaick discovers that 125 people have vanished along the Florida East Coast over the past 40 years. No one realizes they have a single cause because the killer moves between Daytona and Miami. Jaick runs into a librarian named Elaine Brewster at the Agate City library. She takes an immediate interest in the disappearances and Jaick. Can Jaick uncover the cause of the disappearances before he becomes a victim himself?
