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Abbot Pond

✍ Scribed by Steve Hobbs

Book ID: 110639093
Publisher: Hatchet Mountain Press
Year: 2021
Tongue: English
Weight: 119 KB
Category: Fiction
ISBN: 2021905652
ASIN: B09H57K7F9

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✦ Synopsis

Freddie Morgan loves his life on the snow-covered banks of Abbot Pond. He never wants to leave his adopted home.

Freddie’s foster brother Danny is back and he’s a completely different kid. Once clinically dead from an overdose, the revived Danny seems awkward and kind. Is it all an act?

Freddie doesn’t think so. Danny has become the best friend he’s ever had.

When local young women start disappearing, Danny seems like a great suspect to all the doubters. But the community of Abbot Pond will need Danny to solve this dark mystery. He sees things better than most people.

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