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Death in Zooville
Paperback
Mystery & ThrillerLiterary Fiction
ISBN13: 9781933523897
Publisher: Bella Rosa Books
Published: Apr 29 2010
Pages: 288
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.65 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Like the flick of an arsonist's match, tensions ignite when Wyman Carter, a homeless drug addict with a strange fascination for fire, enters the mix. Wyman knows more than he should about the murders, but he's on the run--from the guardian who exploits him, from his past, and from the voices screaming inside his head.
Tempers flare as Caleb himself becomes a suspect in the murder investigation led by Claudia Briscoe, the detective he used to call friend.
With help from his deaf brother Sam and Henry Rudd, a recovering addict, Caleb faces a firestorm that threatens not only his reputation, but his very life.
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Praise for Carla Damron's Caleb Knowles mysteries.
SPIDER BLUE
A personable character ... readers will follow him breathlessly to the novel's well-reasoned conclusion.
--The State, Columbia, SC
Carla Damron writes with wisdom, heart and deft hand at building suspense, but mostly she writes about characters any one of us could become.
--Pamela James, The Writers Room Magazine
KEEPING SILENT
Damron's adaptation of the deaf is poignant and exact ... one of the better examples of true deaf characterization.
--Deaf Characters, Behind The Fiction
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