Bennett, Robert Jackson

American Elsewhere

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ISBN 13:: 9780316200202
author:: Bennett, Robert Jackson
format:: Paperback
publisher:: Orbit US
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2013
Pages:: 688
Dimensions:: 21 x 14 x 5.4 cm
Genre:: Fantasy, Contemporary, ,
Condition:: New
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A perfect little town exists under a pink moon, its quiet streets lined with houses that conceal strange secrets. After years of travel, Mona Bright inherits her mother's home in New Mexico, drawing her closer to the truth about Wink's mysterious residents. As she delves deeper into her family's past, Mona uncovers the dark dimensions of her hometown and the neighbors she thought she knew. The people of Wink are not what they seem, and Mona's investigation reveals a world of supernatural secrets lurking beneath the surface. This is a story about the strange and unknown that can be found in even the most ordinary-seeming places. A gripping and atmospheric novel from a talented new literary voice, American Elsewhere explores the darker side of hometowns and the people who live there.

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