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In Gerry Boyle's most engaging novel yet, journalist Jack McMorrow travels to the sleepy town of Scanesett, Maine. When a man disappears from a tour bus, no one seems to care. Except Jack, who knows there's a story too good to pass up ... "[A] raw-boned regional series ... [Boyle] keeps the legends of this cold and menacing landscape very much alive."--New York Times "Lovely, evocative passages about rural, remote Maine."-- Booklist "A steel backbone."(New York Times Book Review) "Gerry Boyle is the genuine article."-- Robert B. Parker.
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- "During a stop in Maine a man gets off a Canada-bound bus and never returns. Journalist Jack McMorrow, who is researching the 1775 invasion of Canada by the U.S., breaks his assignment to investigate the disappearance."
- "In Gerry Boyle's most engaging novel yet, journalist Jack McMorrow travels to the sleepy town of Scanesett, Maine. When a man disappears from a tour bus, no one seems to care. Except Jack, who knows there's a story too good to pass up ... "[A] raw-boned regional series ... [Boyle] keeps the legends of this cold and menacing landscape very much alive."--New York Times "Lovely, evocative passages about rural, remote Maine."-- Booklist "A steel backbone."(New York Times Book Review) "Gerry Boyle is the genuine article."-- Robert B. Parker."@en
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