Ash McKenna used to be an amateur P.I.—emphasis on ‘amateur’. Despite good intentions, he made a mess of his life in New York, so tried to build a new one in Portland. But after a traumatic turn of events, he ends up on a commune in the Georgia woods, binge-drinking cheap whiskey and waiting for his passport to flee the country and nightmares that have followed him. Then a man is found dead. Known only as ‘Crusty Pete’, the commune dweller is sprawled in the dirt, having fallen from a high rope bridge. It’s written off as an accident, but Ash suspects something more sinister. As he looks into Pete’s death, Ash is shocked to find the supposedly peaceful community houses a rogue faction preparing to commit an unspeakable act of violence. Ash has to make a choice: run, or put his skills to use and try to stop them. But he doesn’t know who to trust, or where the faction is planning to strike. As he struggles to put a stop to the violence, while keeping his own demons at bay, Ash finds that it’s only a matter of time before one or the other puts him down for good.
Early summerin Southern California hadn't disappointed, the temperature was inthenineties,the humidity off the scale. In spiteoftheheat, anyonewho was anyone in South Village was already there, schmoozing away.
Early summer in Southern California hadn't disappointed, the temperature was in the nineties, the humidity off the scale. In spite of the heat, anyone who was anyone in South Village was already there, schmoozing away.
With animation in his words and a wave of his magic wand, Tony Vivolo brings alive the world of his boyhood.
New York Times bestselling author Jill Shalvis brings readers the classic series South Village Singles, where a group of friends makes a vow of singlehood in a vibrant suburb of Los Angeles.
A vibrant portrait of a celebrated urban enclave at the turn of the twentieth century.
This is a detailed anthropological description and analysis of life in Konduru, a village in the central part of southern India about one hundred miles south of Hyderabad.
At the same time-as fully revealed in this book-its history was tinted by contacts with numerous powerful groups over many centuries.
Forest guardians, forest destroyers: The politics of environmental knowledge in northern Thailand. Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press. HRLA. (2015). Mae Omki: The life of the forest and ideals of the justice process.
Michael P. McCarthy, “Typhoid and the Politics of Public Health in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia” (American Philosophical Society, Independence Square, Philadelphia, 1987), 4. 107. Howells, “Historical Account of Public Water Supplies ...
land belonging to the South Village consists of terraced rice fields. The other village, identified as the North Village, is located about 20 km south of the South Village and is on a completely flat coastal plain along the Java Sea.