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Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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Zustand: New. Print on Demand.

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Zustand: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback / softback. Zustand: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Paperback / softback. Zustand: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In the early1960s, before the counter-culture kicks in . . Charlie Hastings in most ways is a pretty normal kid, with one big exception-he can do math like it was a language he was born with. His ability to solve math mysteries helps him not at all, though, when it comes to the much harder problem of figuring out his feelings for Claire Hopkins. He finds the hardest problem he has to solve is to get the love of his life to love him back. Charlie's crush on Claire begins at their fourth grade recital. A would-be clarinet player, Charlie believes Claire's ability to play the flute makes her the real deal. That's when she gives him her ID bracelet to keep because it interferes with her fingers on her flute. For Charlie, at least, this connects the two of them profoundly and permanently. But does Claire feel the same way? Having Claire's ID helps Charlie through the obstacles that threaten his connection with her. He turns shy when she's close, he has to compete with other guys who aren't shy at all, and then personal tragedy changes Claire and leads her to quit her music. When Charlie agrees to help his older sister's best friend pass her math classes, the threat of competition for Charlie's time and interest pushes Claire to act on the feelings for him she has tried to deny. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Seeing is believing, unless .After an injury affects her vision, 14-year-old Sam Williams is the only human who can see the trail of clues that will unravel the puzzle behind the disappearance of her great aunt more than fifty years earlier.Sam and her mother, Ellen, arrive in Glen River, Illinois to begin a new life. Ellen starts a new job working for her Uncle Mitch, helping him run his salvage business. Sam takes on the challenges of a new high school. They settle into the very first home that Mitch Williams and his long-deceased wife Millie owned in Glen River.An injury after a violent encounter with a school bully enables Sam to see things that she quickly realizes are visible to no one else. These visions make no sense until Sam learns that her great Aunt Millie did not die as she has been led to believe, but disappeared one day in 1964. The more Sam uncovers, the more she starts to see the bigger picture of what happened to Millie Williams all those years ago. Sam's investigation brings to light the mortal danger of the past that is still very much alive in the here and now. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. They saw the murder of their parents and scores of people from their town. They had to act. They did. 1940. The Nazis occupy Montmarie, the small town where the teenaged Jean-Paul Arnaud and Michelle Kaplan have begun to fall in love. An informer discloses that the town's Jewish families have tried to hide in the Arnaud's barn. Michelle, Jean-Paul, and Jean-Paul's older brother, Charles, witness the round-up and execution of their parents. The three teenagers escape, seek refuge in the woods, and resist the Occupation. Andre, Michelle's son, is born shortly before the Allies land in Normandy. It is possible that Charles may be Andre's father. Still on the run, they entrust Andre to Marie, a friend who can keep him safe on her farm. The three are captured just before the Allies retake France.The war ends. Michelle searches in vain for Andre. Marie learns that Michelle and Jean-Paul have moved to Los Angeles. She writes Michelle to tell her where she and Andre now live. She also sends a picture of Charles with his business partner. Michelle recognizes him as Raucher, the Nazi SS commandant who supervised the massacre of their townspeople. She confronts Jean-Paul with the picture. They fight. Michelle ends up shooting Jean-Paul.Michelle pleads with Robert Parrish, her lawyer's husband, to find Andre. A politically ambitious district attorney accuses Michelle and, by association, Laura Parrish, her lawyer, of Communist affiliations. With the help of Robert and Laura Parrish, Michelle faces a politically-charged murder trial, the need to find and recover her son, and the return of Charles who must prevent anyone from finding Andre at all costs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. WHAT HAPPENED SO LONG AGO IN SPIRIT COVE CANNOT HAPPEN AGAIN. ALL MUST KNOW.--THE DISPATCHERThe crimes that created the idyllic coastal town of Spirit Cove return in force to remind its current residents of the buried truth all would rather ignore, or forget. Visitors Sam Williams and her mother, Ellen, find their own survival embroiled in the newly-posted dispatches that threaten to rip the town apart. Her mother and her grandmother had a bitter fight twenty years ago. They've not spoken since. They've not seen each other. Now Sam Williams wants to find her grandmother and heal the deep cut that still wounds her family.Months earlier, the nearly debilitating effects of an attack by a bully in her school made Sam the only person who could see the true story that explained the decades-old disappearance of Millie Williams, her grandmother's sister, and her dog, Canino. Now Sam finds she must put those same abilities to work to find her grandmother.When the new millennium began, 17-year-old Ellen Williams left home after a bitter argument with her mother. Ellen enlisted, and refused ever to return home, write, call, or speak to her parents again.Twenty years later, in spite of her mother's strong objections, 15-year-old Sam Williams, Ellen's daughter, wants to track down her long-lost grandmother and reconnect. For months Sam's search bears no fruit. She convinces Ellen that for their upcoming vacation they should go to Big Sur, where Ellen grew up, to see if any of those still living there who knew Ann Williams and Ted, her husband, can tell them what happened to the couple.Sam's search for her grandmother collides with a 20-year-old mystery that still troubles Spirit Cove, a small Northern California coastal community nestled in the remains of a primal redwood forest. Sam and Ellen's investigation soon threatens Spirit Cove's founding family. Only Sam comes to see the connections between the disappearance of her grandmother and the ancient mysteries that still haunt Spirit Cove. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "In dreams begins responsibility." W. B. Yeats, "Responsibilities"What do you do if the memories that bleed through your dreams might not be your own?When a devastating episode in the past threatens to destroy the present lives of those closest to her, Sam Williams is the only person who can see what happened then, and what must happen now to free those she loves from the damages the old terrors continue to inflict. Several months earlier, just as their school year ended, Sam's friend and classmate, Karen Spencer, mysteriously disappeared. While the search began to find Karen, Sam and her mother, Ellen, began a search of their own in northern California to uncover the fate of Ted and Ann Williams, Ellen's parents. Now, as this third installment in the Sam Williams series begins, Sam and Ellen expect to testify in the upcoming murder trial of Carol Sundberg.Various pressures, however, have exhausted Sonoma County's prison resources. With the need to curb exposure to the greater risks she faces in the prison system, accused murderer Carol Sundberg successfully petitions the court to transfer from the hospital ward of the county prison into a restricted, "confined to home" arrangement. Carol, awaiting trial for the murder of Ted and Ann Williams, breaks loose, and kills her way to Glen River to wreak revenge upon Sam and Ellen for uncovering the roles that Carol and her husband, Bob, played in the decades-old murder. While Carol's killing spree draws her closer and closer to her ultimate confrontation with Sam and Ellen, Ellen prepares to leave on her honeymoon. Messages arrive that Karen Spencer may still be alive. In the days remaining before the beginning of tenth grade, and while Ellen is gone, Sam goes to stay with her Uncle Mitch and his fiancee, Suzanne. Sam has agreed to help Suzanne finish clearing out the garage and basement of her house to make it easier for Uncle Mitch to move in. With the help of Sam's unique gifts, Suzanne discovers that the recurring nightmares and the voice she hears as she tries to sleep provide keys to unlock the traumatic events of her early childhood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…