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portada Boom Town Second Edition
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
310
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20.3x12.7x1.7 cm
Weight
0.31 kg.
ISBN13
9781983461774

Boom Town Second Edition

Carrie Boyer (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

Boom Town Second Edition - Boyer, Carrie

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Synopsis "Boom Town Second Edition"

In BOOM TOWN, the fourth novel in the Jill Tanner, PI, series, Jill is hired by a ghost from the past: rocker Del Wren, former lead singer of 1990s Tempe band HardCopper, which was about to make the big time...until the ticket proceeds for their sold out concert at Sun Devil Stadium disappeared and Del was presumed to have perished in a fire at The Club, a hopping venue on Mill Avenue. 17-year old Kylie Silverfield, daughter of prominent Silverfield Homes CEO, was another victim of that fire-around the same time many of Silverfield's new un-occupied homes went up on flames. With only an official Death Certificate as ID, Del wants Jill to find his daughter so a paternity DNA match can be made; get the ticket proceeds back from a crooked Las Vegas promoter; and, have Phoenix Channel 11 features reporter Lydia Chambers interview him. Is Del who he says he is? What's in his past that made him run? Does his music offer clues that foreshadow future events?

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