The Demise of the Horse Fairy - Firehouse Family, #4 - E-book - ePub

Name: The Demise of the Horse Fairy
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Author: Laurie Loveman
ISBN: 9781450585385

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Over the space of several weeks in the summer of 1935, 13 starving horses and ponies, along with one very fat pony and a goat, are left in Woodhill, Ohio.... Lire la suite

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Over the space of several weeks in the summer of 1935, 13 starving horses and ponies, along with one very fat pony and a goat, are left in Woodhill, Ohio. The unknown person behind the arrival of the horses earns the nickname, The Horse Fairy, but The Horse Fairy is not out to save lives; he is gangster Bobby Darvey, who is determined to harm Laura Darvey and Fire Chief Jake McCann to avenge his cousin, Dan Darvey's death.
Among the victims in Bobby's scheme are Alex Carpenter and Nelson Dobos, who learn too late that Alex's son, Bill, is working for Bobby and could be a danger to them both. With advice from his father, NYPD homicide detective J. P. McCann, and the help of Woodhill Police Chief, Matt Gardner, Jake teams up with Bobby's top man to stop Bobby from carrying out his plans for vengeance.

Date de parution

10/05/2018
Editeur

Lady Ellen
Collection

Firehouse Family
ISBN

978-1-4505-8538-5
EAN

9781450585385
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ePub

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Biographie de Laurie Loveman

Laurie Loveman has always lived in northeast Ohio. She is an author, retired fire department officer, and a former member of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Technical Committee on Fire and Life Safety in Animal Housing Facilities. She has a degree in Fire and Safety Engineering Technology from the University of Cincinnati and is a consultant on fire safety in equine facilities. With more than fifty years experience in the horse industry, Laurie has written many articles for equine and fire service publications, and her novels, set in the 1930s, reflect her interest not just in horses, but also on topics relevant to firefighting today, such as firefighter stress, medical ethics, and arson. Laurie enjoys horseback riding, barbershop harmony, spending time with family and friends, and researching 1930s history.
She is a research volunteer for the Chagrin Falls, Ohio Historical Society, and both a rider and a volunteer at Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding Center.