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Passing Ships Are Not Always Quiet by Elizabeth Leer (2013, Trade Paperback)

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Author Elizabeth A. Leer. With the Gordon's living nearby, and their having connections to the mob, anything could happen. And would. Will Sheriff Stark be able to keep the two amateur deputies safe as he tries to bring the murder to justice?.

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ISBN-101463661150

ISBN-139781463661151

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Book TitlePassing Ships Are Not Always Quiet

Number of Pages116 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicMysteries & Detective Stories

Publication Year2013

GenreJuvenile Fiction

AuthorElizabeth Leer

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.3 in

Item Weight8.2 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

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SynopsisIn a small northern California coastal town, twelve year old John and Sheila witness as Billy the mailman is killed by a drunk driver and have to help Sheriff Stark prove it was Gordon Stockholm after his father Frank Stockholm uses his mobster flunkies to cover it all up, How could John and Sheila know that their Christmas vacation would be so far from ordinary? At twelve-years-old, their lives were soon going to become heavily entwined in the most dangerous of adult situations, murder and cover-up. If John's parents thought moving to the country would be a safe place to raise children, or Sheriff Stark thought Seacliff would be perfect for semi-retirement, they were about to be proven wrong. With the Gordon's living nearby, and their having connections to the mob, anything could happen. And would. As everyone would soon discover after John and Sheila witness Billy, the mailman's, murder and cover-up. Will Sheriff Stark be able to keep the two amateur deputies safe as he tries to bring the murder to justice? Or will John and Sheila's constant snooping in places where they shouldn't be get them all killed?