Dr Robert Fisk is a New Zealand author of ten titles. His books are thrillers, often with a message or reflection on our lives. Although his settings normally reflect New Zealand scenery and social life, the Simpson Family Inheritance trilogy is also about Europe in the early 1800s. Robert has been a teacher and school principal, an Education Officer in Brunei Darussalam, a lecturer at Sultan Qaboos University in Oman and lately a teacher of English at Otago University Language Centre.
Lonely Girl
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- ISBN8233635571
- EAN9798233635571
- Date de parution17/04/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Someone is watching. Someone is waiting. Someone is ready to strike. Twelve-year-old Lesley Smith has spent her life obeying rules she never understood - sudden relocations, locked rooms, and a father who sees danger in every shadow. When John Smith's paranoia finally explodes into violence, Lesley and her friends barely escape with their lives. Placed in the care of Constable Fiona Benson, Lesley begins to unravel the truth about her stolen childhood.
Through Lesley's eyes the reader discovers hints of a foreign criminal syndicate, and a political motive to kill. But the more Lesley is pursued, the more she and her friends struggle with nightmares, panic, and Lesley's creeping sense that the past is not finished with her.
Through Lesley's eyes the reader discovers hints of a foreign criminal syndicate, and a political motive to kill. But the more Lesley is pursued, the more she and her friends struggle with nightmares, panic, and Lesley's creeping sense that the past is not finished with her.



















