It was the happiest day of her life. Little did she know it was also the last. When a womanβs body is found in the grounds of a ruined priory, Detective Imogen Evans realises she is dealing with a serial killerβa killer whose victims appear to die in a state of bliss, eyes open, smiles forever froz
The Lucky Ones
β Scribed by Pachico, Julianne
- Book ID
- 109936876
- Publisher
- Random House Publishing Group
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 802 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780399588655
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β¦ Synopsis
Set during the peak of Colombia's drug-fueled conflict, and in New York City, this captivating, kaleidoscopic debut novel centers on a group of high school girls and the people whose lives touch theirs --including their parents, teachers, housekeepers, and the warlords and guerrilla fighters who surround them.
While her parents are away for a holiday weekend in the mountains around Cali, a teenager finds herself home alone for the first time, with the household help mysteriously gone, no phone connection, and news of an insurgency on the radio--and then she hears a knock at the door. The girl's teacher recites Shakespeare in the jungle to a class of sticks, leaves, and stones, while his captors watch his every move. Another classmate, having escaped Columbia for the clubs of New York, is unable to forget the life she left behind without the help of the little bags of powder she carries with her. Taking place over two decades, The Lucky Ones presents...
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