Bequest - Ian Thomas - Grāmatas - Manor House Publishing Inc. - 9781897453483 - 2015. gada 2. marts
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Publisher Marketing: ." a page-turner of a first novel. death, murder, corruption and metaphysics. George Moss is gifted - or cursed - with 'The Sight', premonitions of the future and the ability to get inside the minds of those close to him who have died. then his psychic powers reveal disturbing suggestions about how his father died and grim consequences in terms of the environment. at times philosophical, at times amusing. always a gripping read as the danger unfolds." - The Toronto Sun Ian Thomas is beloved around the world as the singer/songwriter of such smash hits as Painted Ladies; Hold On, and Right Before Your Eyes - plus hits for Chicago, America, Bette Midler and many more. Now the creative force that gave us so many classic hit songs has turned to novel writing - and what a novel: Bequest tells the story of a Canadian-American university professor beset with visions of dire things past, present and future; of death and tragedy and dark secrets hidden in the American countryside. Filled with touches of humour and personal observations on the human condition, Bequest also features a ruthless waste management firm that finds toxic garbage is gold and no amount of environmental damage or loss of life is too high a price to pay for massive profits. Thomas breathes life into his characters and keeps our heart rates soaring as he skilfully takes the plot through unexpected twists and turns and masterfully builds tension to the breaking point.

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Izlaists 2015. gada 2. marts
ISBN13 9781897453483
Izdevēji Manor House Publishing Inc.
Lapas 288
Izmēri 152 × 229 × 21 mm   ·   594 g
Valoda Angļu  

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