Lucas Ellington's daughter, Kristen, is crushed to death at a rock concert held by "Whip Hand", the baddest band around. Returning to the world after a year in psychiatric care, Lucas decides to kill... This description may be from another edition of this product.
This book was disappointing only because I was so excited about reading it. It has a rough feel, a few useless characters and chapters that only delay you from getting to the good parts of this book. Despite it's many drawbacks Schow had created one of the most interesting characters in literary history, rock star Gabriel Stannard who "will not be a passive victim". It's a shame because it seems if Schow had a better editor or a better editorial eye for his own work this could have easily been a masterpiece on the level of a Patricia Highsmith novel.
A really good read
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 23 years ago
David Schow's first novel just rocks. Very psychological and more a character piece than anything. Definately a must have for how to right a novel.
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Days of Distance Learning and Dreaming
Published by Terry Fleming • March 20, 2020
"It was a scene both heartbreaking and inspiring—the sight of my daughter on her computer on a group chat with her 4th grade English teacher and several of her classmates." Schools all over the country are coming to terms with a new normal, e-learning for kids, meaning they and their caregivers need to make home both work and playground. Terry is facing that himself right now and shares his experience in this blog.
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