The Town
by Emily Honeycutt
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Pub Date Aug 18 2020 | Archive Date Oct 07 2020
Zimbell House Publishing | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles
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Description
After losing both of her parents in a car accident, Emma Pool moves in with her Uncle Dean in a strict society known as The Town.
Under the rule of Clyde Barry, the people of The Town fall in line, and adhere to Mr. Barry’s commands, until Emma arrives and immediately begins to shake things up. Unable to live under the tyrannical rules of Mr. Barry, Emma is determined to shed light on the wrongdoings in The Town. Armed with the strength of her parents, and her German Shepherd, Cooper, Emma changes The Town and its people forever.
A Note From the Publisher
978-1-64390-182-4 Paperback, Release Date November 24, 2020
978-1-64390-184-8 ePub, Release Date August 18, 2020
978-1-64390-182-4 Paperback, Release Date November 24, 2020
978-1-64390-184-8 ePub, Release Date August 18, 2020
Available Editions
| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9781643901817 |
| PRICE | $32.99 (USD) |
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