
The Glades
A Maddy Reynolds Nail-Biter
by John Netti
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Pub Date Jul 21 2022 | Archive Date Mar 29 2025
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Description
When Detective Maddy Reynolds escapes street violence by leaving her job to live in the Adirondacks, she builds a house on Berry Lake, across from The Glades. Avery Jordan, its founder, operates a sex-trafficking operation out of the sprawling retreat. He and his minions are on a collision course with the renowned detective when they try to discover her true purpose for moving to the remote location.
A Note From the Publisher2>
John spent the early years of his career as a rehabilitation counselor offering a hand to people in need. Some took it, and with them, John was privileged to share their journeys. He learned of real human suffering, the tragedies, and the victories of life. But most of all, he realized we share a never-ending quest to be known. He is dedicated to making his characters known to his readers, even if just a little while. John now writes full time, has published "Cupid" and "The Glades", and has plans for several other novels.
Advance Praise
"Netti weaves these characters into a complete narrative of sex trafficking, corrupt politicians, murder, and the inevitable draw of righteousness and justice." -Anne-Marie Ray, Professor of English, State University of New York, BA, Ma
"The Glades is a spellbinding potboiler that keeps readers holding their breath up to the very end." -Megan Davidson, author of The Thundering
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781684339907 |
PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
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